The energy has to come from somewhere.The proess to make oil is very simple so why are engineers unable to do this simple task?
Is it ? Would you please enlighten us Scientists and Engineers about this simple task which took Mother Nature 100 Million years ?The proess to make oil is very simple so why are engineers unable to do this simple task?
Im sure they are working on it. It has probably been done already, the problem is the cost. It costs more to make it than it does to pump and refine the already made crude.
The cost of the process is definitely coming down, and for certain grades is already competitive with pumped petroleum, at least at the $70 per barrel level. The biggest disadvantage is that artificially made oils just don't offer the range of functions that natural petroleum does-fuel, plastic feedstock and so on, For further info, I'm copying the answer to your previously, related question:
Actually, this is a very good question. I've read several times about a pilot plant operation that renders organic waste into combustible oils and ash. The pilot plant was set up to use the many tons of turkey waste that had been going to a landfill every day. The process is a high temperature, high pressure reduction of the waste, with less than 25% of the recovered oils being used as process heat and for electricity generation. In other words, a self sustaining process, with a high oil yield and a huge volume reduction in landfill able waste. The last article I read was about a year ago, so I don't know if the process has progressed beyond the pilot plant stage or whether significant difficulties were encountered.
The only source I'm sure of is Popular Science, But I think I read about it in Scientific American as well
Friday, July 30, 2010
Wat are the oil refineries avialable to hire job for an instrumentation engineer. please name them?
Haldia Refinery (IOC), 116,000 bbl/d (18,400 m鲁/d)
Panipat Refinery (IOC), 240,000 bbl/d (38,000 m鲁/d)
Digboi Refinery (IOC), 13,000 bbl/d (2,100 m鲁/d)
Gujarat Refinery (IOC), 170,000 bbl/d (27,000 m鲁/d)
Barauni Refinery (IOC), 116,000 bbl/d (18,400 m鲁/d)
Guwahati Refinery (IOC), 20,000 bbl/d (3,200 m鲁/d)
Mathura Refinery (IOC), 156,000 bbl/d (24,800 m鲁/d)
Bongaigaon Refinery (IOC), 48,000 bbl/d (7,600 m鲁/d)
Manali Refinery (IOC), 185,000 bbl/d (29,400 m鲁/d)
Jamnagar Refinery (Reliance Petroleum), 660,000 bbl/d (105,000 m鲁/d)
Mumbai Refinery (HPCL), 107,000 bbl/d (17,000 m鲁/d)
Visakhapatnam Refinery (HPCL), 150,000 bbl/d (24,000 m鲁/d)
Mumbai Refinery Mahaul (BPCL), 135,000 bbl/d (21,500 m鲁/d)
Nagapattnam Refinery (CPCL), 20,000 bbl/d (3,200 m鲁/d)
Kochi Refinery (Kochi Refineries Ltd), 172,000 bbl/d (27,300 m鲁/d)
Numaligarh Refinery Limited (NRL), 58,000 bbl/d (9,200 m鲁/d)
Mangalore Refinery (MRPL), 190,000 bbl/d (30,000 m鲁/d)
Tatipaka Refinery (ONGC), 1,600 bbl/d (250 m鲁/d)
Essar Refinery (Essar), 10.5 MTPA
Reliance Petroleum Ltd. (Second Refinery - Under Construction), Jamnagar, 580,000 bbl/d (92,000 m鲁/d)
Panipat Refinery (IOC), 240,000 bbl/d (38,000 m鲁/d)
Digboi Refinery (IOC), 13,000 bbl/d (2,100 m鲁/d)
Gujarat Refinery (IOC), 170,000 bbl/d (27,000 m鲁/d)
Barauni Refinery (IOC), 116,000 bbl/d (18,400 m鲁/d)
Guwahati Refinery (IOC), 20,000 bbl/d (3,200 m鲁/d)
Mathura Refinery (IOC), 156,000 bbl/d (24,800 m鲁/d)
Bongaigaon Refinery (IOC), 48,000 bbl/d (7,600 m鲁/d)
Manali Refinery (IOC), 185,000 bbl/d (29,400 m鲁/d)
Jamnagar Refinery (Reliance Petroleum), 660,000 bbl/d (105,000 m鲁/d)
Mumbai Refinery (HPCL), 107,000 bbl/d (17,000 m鲁/d)
Visakhapatnam Refinery (HPCL), 150,000 bbl/d (24,000 m鲁/d)
Mumbai Refinery Mahaul (BPCL), 135,000 bbl/d (21,500 m鲁/d)
Nagapattnam Refinery (CPCL), 20,000 bbl/d (3,200 m鲁/d)
Kochi Refinery (Kochi Refineries Ltd), 172,000 bbl/d (27,300 m鲁/d)
Numaligarh Refinery Limited (NRL), 58,000 bbl/d (9,200 m鲁/d)
Mangalore Refinery (MRPL), 190,000 bbl/d (30,000 m鲁/d)
Tatipaka Refinery (ONGC), 1,600 bbl/d (250 m鲁/d)
Essar Refinery (Essar), 10.5 MTPA
Reliance Petroleum Ltd. (Second Refinery - Under Construction), Jamnagar, 580,000 bbl/d (92,000 m鲁/d)
We require Engineers for Oil & Gas Sector; where to locate?
If there is any website where such candidates do register for employment abroad may please be conveyed to us please.
ravindran_kc2005@yahoo.co.inWe require Engineers for Oil %26amp; Gas Sector; where to locate?
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ravindran_kc2005@yahoo.co.inWe require Engineers for Oil %26amp; Gas Sector; where to locate?
most state unemployment web sites have listings for all types of professionals
Does anybody remember who the chief Engineer was on the Exxon Valdez when the oil spill happened?
The spill occured in the '80'sDoes anybody remember who the chief Engineer was on the Exxon Valdez when the oil spill happened?
The oil tanker Exxon Valdez departed the Valdez oil terminal, Alaska at 9:12 pm March 23, 1989 with 53 million gallons of crude oil bound for California. A harbour pilot guided the ship through the Valdez Narrows before departing the ship and returning control to Captain Joseph Hazelwood, the ship's master. The ship maneuvered out of the shipping lane to avoid icebergs. Following the maneuver and sometime after 11 pm, Hazelwood departed the wheel house and was in his stateroom at the time of the accident. He left Third Mate Gregory Cousins in charge of the wheel house and Able Seaman Robert Kagan at the helm with instructions to return to the shipping lane at a prearranged point. Exxon Valdez failed to return to the shipping lanes and struck Bligh Reef at around 12:04 am March 24th, 1989. The accident resulted in the discharge of approximately 11 million gallons of oil, 20% of the cargo, into Prince William Sound.[1]Does anybody remember who the chief Engineer was on the Exxon Valdez when the oil spill happened?
Jerzy Glowacki
http://www.adn.com/evos/stories/EV329.ht鈥?/a>
Paul Preziose
The oil tanker Exxon Valdez departed the Valdez oil terminal, Alaska at 9:12 pm March 23, 1989 with 53 million gallons of crude oil bound for California. A harbour pilot guided the ship through the Valdez Narrows before departing the ship and returning control to Captain Joseph Hazelwood, the ship's master. The ship maneuvered out of the shipping lane to avoid icebergs. Following the maneuver and sometime after 11 pm, Hazelwood departed the wheel house and was in his stateroom at the time of the accident. He left Third Mate Gregory Cousins in charge of the wheel house and Able Seaman Robert Kagan at the helm with instructions to return to the shipping lane at a prearranged point. Exxon Valdez failed to return to the shipping lanes and struck Bligh Reef at around 12:04 am March 24th, 1989. The accident resulted in the discharge of approximately 11 million gallons of oil, 20% of the cargo, into Prince William Sound.[1]Does anybody remember who the chief Engineer was on the Exxon Valdez when the oil spill happened?
Jerzy Glowacki
http://www.adn.com/evos/stories/EV329.ht鈥?/a>
Paul Preziose
I am a mechanical engineer how can i get into the oil industry i am willing to start at the bottom, if i must.
obviously by applying for a job there!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
What are the oil co,s head offices in london looking for base support sr engineers/project manager with 27 ys?
experience in management of engineering team,procurement,administration,base support operations,varied engineering skill to handle ,training %26amp; advice,coordination.What are the oil co,s head offices in london looking for base support sr engineers/project manager with 27 ys?
Try looking on website
Try looking on website
What will drilling engineer do if oil is depleted?
If oil depletes, we'll drill for more natural gas. If gas depletes also, we'll start drilling for water. Clean water sources are getting harder to come by you know. And if we run out of water, we'll be drilling for.....
oh wait, I'll be dead by the time happens. So I don't really care. :DWhat will drilling engineer do if oil is depleted?
By sayin depleted if you mean drilling machine is empty then simply you should prepare new cutting fluid (oil) and add to machine. If this not the answer to your question could you please clarify it a bit.
oh wait, I'll be dead by the time happens. So I don't really care. :DWhat will drilling engineer do if oil is depleted?
By sayin depleted if you mean drilling machine is empty then simply you should prepare new cutting fluid (oil) and add to machine. If this not the answer to your question could you please clarify it a bit.
Oil and Gas Engineer...tattoo?...?
Well am 18 years old and I live in Kuwait.am studying oil and gas engineering in university.I love tattoos and am planning to get a black scorpian on my right arm (approx.5 inches high and 5 inches wide).But will it affect my engineering carrier?...I really want a tattoo now but plz can anyone tell me if it is gona be a problem in my carrier?.....Oil and Gas Engineer...tattoo?...?
first off, it's career not carrier
and no, I do not believe it will affect anything. I have tattoos on my arms and I work in a hospital besides its very easy to wear a long sleeve shirt... ;)
first off, it's career not carrier
and no, I do not believe it will affect anything. I have tattoos on my arms and I work in a hospital besides its very easy to wear a long sleeve shirt... ;)
What do the engineers replace drilled oil with?
Water, gas or most recently CO2. Sometimes it is not necessary to pump water or gas, it permeates naturally. Sometimes the oil sands just compacts.What do the engineers replace drilled oil with?
they fill it with the b-s that comes out of george bush's mouth.What do the engineers replace drilled oil with?
Actually , i have read some info that says a few oil fields are replenishing themselves! It's called ';Abiotic'; or ';Ambiotic'; oil, and somewhere in the gulf of Mexico where we have drillings. Can you imagine? The claim is that there is NO shortage.
Sometimes nothing! Sometimes air, gas, chemicals or water in order to either pressurise the well more or move oil from one chamber to another.
i am not exactly sure just what you mean, but, i have heard that for years the u.s.a. is filling old empty wells from oil we buy from overseas. most of them remain as huge storage tanks, so to speak, if we ever have another disaster such as a world war, we would not be caught short on oil. i hope this is what you were looking for today.paper mask
they fill it with the b-s that comes out of george bush's mouth.What do the engineers replace drilled oil with?
Actually , i have read some info that says a few oil fields are replenishing themselves! It's called ';Abiotic'; or ';Ambiotic'; oil, and somewhere in the gulf of Mexico where we have drillings. Can you imagine? The claim is that there is NO shortage.
Sometimes nothing! Sometimes air, gas, chemicals or water in order to either pressurise the well more or move oil from one chamber to another.
i am not exactly sure just what you mean, but, i have heard that for years the u.s.a. is filling old empty wells from oil we buy from overseas. most of them remain as huge storage tanks, so to speak, if we ever have another disaster such as a world war, we would not be caught short on oil. i hope this is what you were looking for today.
I got offer from sub sea oil company limited as a assistant engineer is is true?
mrs.lilly johnson who is assistant coordinator in your company.who help me lot.my question is this type of appointment is approved by your company?I got offer from sub sea oil company limited as a assistant engineer is is true?
Dear Sir
There is no longer a Miss Lilly Johnson at this address. She was dismissed for unlady like conduct involving the photo-copier, a mop handle and that nice young chap on his work experience program.
She is therefore no longer an assistant anything, but we can say that she, along with the mop handle and YTS chap did look remarkably co-ordinated on the CCTV footage we all saw.
Your application as assistant engineer will be forwarded to the photo-copy machine company, as we believe that there is some liquid damage to the internal components, and they may need help getting it out.
We wish you well in your career.
Yours
Sub Sea assistant engineering and co-ordination officeI got offer from sub sea oil company limited as a assistant engineer is is true?
I dont have an oil company ???!!!!!????
How can you think to find an answer on...Answers? Pick up the phone and phone this Company! You look a bit naive my friend....
Dear Sir
There is no longer a Miss Lilly Johnson at this address. She was dismissed for unlady like conduct involving the photo-copier, a mop handle and that nice young chap on his work experience program.
She is therefore no longer an assistant anything, but we can say that she, along with the mop handle and YTS chap did look remarkably co-ordinated on the CCTV footage we all saw.
Your application as assistant engineer will be forwarded to the photo-copy machine company, as we believe that there is some liquid damage to the internal components, and they may need help getting it out.
We wish you well in your career.
Yours
Sub Sea assistant engineering and co-ordination officeI got offer from sub sea oil company limited as a assistant engineer is is true?
I dont have an oil company ???!!!!!????
How can you think to find an answer on...Answers? Pick up the phone and phone this Company! You look a bit naive my friend....
All u oil and petroleum engineers out there, can u tell me more about your job?
i am thinking of going in that streamAll u oil and petroleum engineers out there, can u tell me more about your job?
Sorry but I am not such an Engineer. But I did find this website for you to look at. It seems to at least cover the basics.
http://www.collegeboard.com/csearch/majo鈥?/a>
The working outdoors part appeals to me, but I took Electrical Engineering.....sighAll u oil and petroleum engineers out there, can u tell me more about your job?
sorry i am not petroleum engineer but there are two colleges one in andhra pradesh and other in west bengal.
Sorry but I am not such an Engineer. But I did find this website for you to look at. It seems to at least cover the basics.
http://www.collegeboard.com/csearch/majo鈥?/a>
The working outdoors part appeals to me, but I took Electrical Engineering.....sighAll u oil and petroleum engineers out there, can u tell me more about your job?
sorry i am not petroleum engineer but there are two colleges one in andhra pradesh and other in west bengal.
How can I be the best Civil Engineer in Oil & Gas & Petrochemical Projects.?
Study, read, and apply yourself to any projects you can. If you have the talent you will succeed.
Best of luck,
Jeffrey
Best of luck,
Jeffrey
What will drilling engineer do if oil is depleted?
I wouldn't worry about it for the rest of this century. However, there's geothermal energy, which seems to be a burgeoning field.
CAN SOMEONE GUIDE HOW CDR FOR A MECHANICAL ENGINEER WORKING IN OIL AND GAS FIELD COULD BE PREPARED FOR AUSTRAL?
Learn to wear a hat with corks dangling from brim, and say ';Fair dinkum'; and spit 5 metres while screwing a nut in 52 deg heat.CAN SOMEONE GUIDE HOW CDR FOR A MECHANICAL ENGINEER WORKING IN OIL AND GAS FIELD COULD BE PREPARED FOR AUSTRAL?
http://www.lavoro-e.net
http://www.lavoro-e.net
I am an want to get some first-hand info on the job-scene for Engineers in the Oil & Gas Industry in Qatar?
I am an experienced Instrumentation Engr and want to get first-hand info on jobs in the Oil and Gas industry in Qatar.
Pl add any helpful information related to living and working in Qatar e.g. head-hunters, upcoming projects, are you currently living in Qatar etcI am an want to get some first-hand info on the job-scene for Engineers in the Oil %26amp; Gas Industry in Qatar?
Besides the 2 sites mentionned earlier, you should register your resume with:
Bayt
www.bayt.com
Miscellaneous job search engines
www.gulfjobsites.com
Total
www.careers.total.com
Qatar Petroleum
www.qp.com.qa
Key Resources
www.keyresourcesrecruitment-qatar.com
Hays
www.hays.com
Gulf Talent
www.gulftalent.com
Our family lives in Qatar for the past 4 years and Qatar is the safest place we ever experienced after spending years in Florida and France. It is very safe for kids and women, you do not have to worry about burglary, rape, car hijacking, or children kidnapping! Ladies can have a regular life meaning having a job, driving a car and not having to wear hijab (scarf) or abaya (black dress covering all body) like in Saudi Arabia! This shows you already how open minded the country is compared to other parts of the Middle East (we have a lady minister of education for the past 2 years). You need to sign your contract overseas (best deals because you usually get a nice salary, + housing, + car, + insurance) and you also get a tax break of $ 80 K with the IRS if you are US citizen. If you come here and look for a ';local hire'; position it will be more difficult, and the deals are not good. You need to make sure housing is fully paid by company whatever your require (appartment, villa, etc.) Rentals have doubled and tripled in the past 2 years and you can not find a villa under 15,000 QR (4,000 $ US). Inflation has been very high in the past 2 years (officially 12 % but it is over 20 %).
There is an amazing Education City shaping up and several US colleges have already moved in (Texas A%26amp;M, Carnegie Mellon, Georgetown, VCU, Weill Cornell with a teaching hospital of 350 beds to open soon).
You have to know that we are over 830,000 inhabitants in this country and 3/4 are expatriates (majority coming from south Asia) and about 200,000 Qataris. Right now they try to have more Qataris get good positions and have more Qatari women in the working force, but there is still space for people with good education and experience. Engineering and medical field will always be in need.
To find a job over here, you have to apply online and check different sites. I will list you a bunch of sites to visit for more informations and to check job vacancies.
Good luck!I am an want to get some first-hand info on the job-scene for Engineers in the Oil %26amp; Gas Industry in Qatar?
i think the best solution for you is this company:
http://www.mphgroupe.com/
or find another company with that:
http://www.applyoilandgasjob.com
search for jobs online.
also on the qatar govt websitepaper mask
Pl add any helpful information related to living and working in Qatar e.g. head-hunters, upcoming projects, are you currently living in Qatar etcI am an want to get some first-hand info on the job-scene for Engineers in the Oil %26amp; Gas Industry in Qatar?
Besides the 2 sites mentionned earlier, you should register your resume with:
Bayt
www.bayt.com
Miscellaneous job search engines
www.gulfjobsites.com
Total
www.careers.total.com
Qatar Petroleum
www.qp.com.qa
Key Resources
www.keyresourcesrecruitment-qatar.com
Hays
www.hays.com
Gulf Talent
www.gulftalent.com
Our family lives in Qatar for the past 4 years and Qatar is the safest place we ever experienced after spending years in Florida and France. It is very safe for kids and women, you do not have to worry about burglary, rape, car hijacking, or children kidnapping! Ladies can have a regular life meaning having a job, driving a car and not having to wear hijab (scarf) or abaya (black dress covering all body) like in Saudi Arabia! This shows you already how open minded the country is compared to other parts of the Middle East (we have a lady minister of education for the past 2 years). You need to sign your contract overseas (best deals because you usually get a nice salary, + housing, + car, + insurance) and you also get a tax break of $ 80 K with the IRS if you are US citizen. If you come here and look for a ';local hire'; position it will be more difficult, and the deals are not good. You need to make sure housing is fully paid by company whatever your require (appartment, villa, etc.) Rentals have doubled and tripled in the past 2 years and you can not find a villa under 15,000 QR (4,000 $ US). Inflation has been very high in the past 2 years (officially 12 % but it is over 20 %).
There is an amazing Education City shaping up and several US colleges have already moved in (Texas A%26amp;M, Carnegie Mellon, Georgetown, VCU, Weill Cornell with a teaching hospital of 350 beds to open soon).
You have to know that we are over 830,000 inhabitants in this country and 3/4 are expatriates (majority coming from south Asia) and about 200,000 Qataris. Right now they try to have more Qataris get good positions and have more Qatari women in the working force, but there is still space for people with good education and experience. Engineering and medical field will always be in need.
To find a job over here, you have to apply online and check different sites. I will list you a bunch of sites to visit for more informations and to check job vacancies.
Good luck!I am an want to get some first-hand info on the job-scene for Engineers in the Oil %26amp; Gas Industry in Qatar?
i think the best solution for you is this company:
http://www.mphgroupe.com/
or find another company with that:
http://www.applyoilandgasjob.com
search for jobs online.
also on the qatar govt website
Are there any women working on oil rigs? im an engineer but im scared its too male dominated?
Engineers (male or female) basically don't work on oil rigs.
There are some engineers that have assignments on offshore platforms as maintenance engineers or as supervisors but primarily they work from an office environment. There are also some onshore field assignments that engineers have again working in similar capacities as those offshore.
There are some engineers that work field assignments doing construction and modifications to various facilities.
If you work for a major company you will find that female engineers are treated just the same an males and can do quite well if they are competent. That is what really dominates in the oil field...competence.
Are there any women working on oil rigs? im an engineer but im scared its too male dominated?
Probably there are women who work in oil rig but they don't stay there for long. They just maybe work as liaison officers or personal aide of the boss when visiting the rig. An hour or two will be maybe the longest duration of their stay. Working in offshore oil rigs is very dangerous and only skilled male staff are allowed to work and stay.
There are some engineers that have assignments on offshore platforms as maintenance engineers or as supervisors but primarily they work from an office environment. There are also some onshore field assignments that engineers have again working in similar capacities as those offshore.
There are some engineers that work field assignments doing construction and modifications to various facilities.
If you work for a major company you will find that female engineers are treated just the same an males and can do quite well if they are competent. That is what really dominates in the oil field...competence.
Are there any women working on oil rigs? im an engineer but im scared its too male dominated?
Probably there are women who work in oil rig but they don't stay there for long. They just maybe work as liaison officers or personal aide of the boss when visiting the rig. An hour or two will be maybe the longest duration of their stay. Working in offshore oil rigs is very dangerous and only skilled male staff are allowed to work and stay.
I wanna know about the jobs in oil sector in Alberta.I am currently working as a Planning Engineer in UAE.?
I have done B.E. in Civil Engineering from Thapar University,Patiala (Punjab) in the year 2006.
Currently I am working with a MNC in Habshan, UAE for the EPC of pipeline projects OGD III %26amp; AGD II as a Planning Engineer.
I might be shifting to Canada in April-May, 2008.
Please advise me where to look for the jobs.
I searched a lot of job portals but not to much use.
Should I go for any higher education in the oil %26amp; petroleum sector or can I get my education registered while working here in the coming next months so that I will be able to get some good jobs on landing there.I wanna know about the jobs in oil sector in Alberta.I am currently working as a Planning Engineer in UAE.?
Here are some web sites specifically for oil and gas industry. Although some are not Canadian specific, you can still learn quiet a bit from these job postings:
http://www.professionalenergyjobs.com/
http://www.energycentraljobs.com/
http://www.oilcareers.com/worldwide/
http://www.powerplantpro.com/
From these sites, you can look for the kind of jobs you might like to pursuit. The job description usually give you a really good idea on what kind of education and trainings they look for in a candidate.
Good for you to start planning early.
Best wishes.I wanna know about the jobs in oil sector in Alberta.I am currently working as a Planning Engineer in UAE.?
Its a secret to get oil sector jobs. Try the oil sector resume posting service which will get you various job calls from MNCs in any country. Go to http://latestexams.com/2009/01/apply-for-lucrative-offshore-oil-industry-workers-job/ Report Abuse
Currently I am working with a MNC in Habshan, UAE for the EPC of pipeline projects OGD III %26amp; AGD II as a Planning Engineer.
I might be shifting to Canada in April-May, 2008.
Please advise me where to look for the jobs.
I searched a lot of job portals but not to much use.
Should I go for any higher education in the oil %26amp; petroleum sector or can I get my education registered while working here in the coming next months so that I will be able to get some good jobs on landing there.I wanna know about the jobs in oil sector in Alberta.I am currently working as a Planning Engineer in UAE.?
Here are some web sites specifically for oil and gas industry. Although some are not Canadian specific, you can still learn quiet a bit from these job postings:
http://www.professionalenergyjobs.com/
http://www.energycentraljobs.com/
http://www.oilcareers.com/worldwide/
http://www.powerplantpro.com/
From these sites, you can look for the kind of jobs you might like to pursuit. The job description usually give you a really good idea on what kind of education and trainings they look for in a candidate.
Good for you to start planning early.
Best wishes.I wanna know about the jobs in oil sector in Alberta.I am currently working as a Planning Engineer in UAE.?
Its a secret to get oil sector jobs. Try the oil sector resume posting service which will get you various job calls from MNCs in any country. Go to http://latestexams.com/2009/01/apply-for-lucrative-offshore-oil-industry-workers-job/ Report Abuse
Better Career Opition- as in salary. Building Surveyor or a Drilling Engineer (oil & gas)?
Going to college soon, and i can't deciede between the two courses, which regard the two careers i mentioned. Thanks.Better Career Opition- as in salary. Building Surveyor or a Drilling Engineer (oil %26amp; gas)?
I think Drilling engineer.
But do you mean like you would be working on the oil brigs and all that?
^That entails that you would be away from home for a long time (like 6 weeks away, 6 weeks back)
and all that.
However, I still think anything to do with oil would pay more, as it is alot more dangerous.
I think Drilling engineer.
But do you mean like you would be working on the oil brigs and all that?
^That entails that you would be away from home for a long time (like 6 weeks away, 6 weeks back)
and all that.
However, I still think anything to do with oil would pay more, as it is alot more dangerous.
What is the chance of getting a job as a junior mechanical engineer in an oil company in calgary?
I would say pretty good considering the following criteria:
1) Your GPA is above a 3.0
2) They're hiring at the time
3) You don't say anything stupid in the interview
1) Your GPA is above a 3.0
2) They're hiring at the time
3) You don't say anything stupid in the interview
Hello , i live in Iran , i am mechanic engineer , and no former work , iwant to go to oil company ,how i can ?
i don't know how i can go to oil %26amp; petrulum company in Kharg , please help me if you know any information about it ??Hello , i live in Iran , i am mechanic engineer , and no former work , iwant to go to oil company ,how i can ?
I think you have International Companies work in Iran , like Shell or Tehnip ,possibly if you send your CV through their web site , they may contact you
I think you have International Companies work in Iran , like Shell or Tehnip ,possibly if you send your CV through their web site , they may contact you
Is there job scope for food tech.,oils & dye stuff engineering if v do it from UICT,mumbai?
hi, i hav passed 12th this year and awaiting MHT-cet results. this trades come in my expectations of marks. plz guide me on this. and should 1 give more importance to the college %26amp; its repu. or the trade???Is there job scope for food tech.,oils %26amp; dye stuff engineering if v do it from UICT,mumbai?
Yeah you should propably give more importance.paper mask
Yeah you should propably give more importance.
I saw the other guy using oil in polished edges of engineered stone, is that the right thing to do?
Doesn't sound right to me........I would be thinking water. What did it look like when he finished........sounds like it would be stained....water should be fine. Oil is ok for rubbing out wood finishes such as lacquer.
I got one mail last 25,2008. appointed HSE Engineer for SEAY OIL Company.is the company established in there?
I got one mail from london seay oil company and they are apointed as a HSE Engineer. But I searched that company. I couldn't see that web site. Is it Fake company and letter? They are provided contract agrements alsoI got one mail last 25,2008. appointed HSE Engineer for SEAY OIL Company.is the company established in there?
You are being scammed...they will ask for money from you for visas and stuff and you will never see the job or your money again.
http://answers.yahoo.com/search/search_r鈥?/a>I got one mail last 25,2008. appointed HSE Engineer for SEAY OIL Company.is the company established in there?
try googling them, I cannot understand your question, but, DO NOT SUPPLY ANY BANK DETAILS TO THEM.
If they are offering you a job, ask yourself, Have you applied for a job, or, been interviewed??
Job offers NEVER come out of the blue.
They could be trying to empty your Bank Account, be careful.
You are being scammed...they will ask for money from you for visas and stuff and you will never see the job or your money again.
http://answers.yahoo.com/search/search_r鈥?/a>I got one mail last 25,2008. appointed HSE Engineer for SEAY OIL Company.is the company established in there?
try googling them, I cannot understand your question, but, DO NOT SUPPLY ANY BANK DETAILS TO THEM.
If they are offering you a job, ask yourself, Have you applied for a job, or, been interviewed??
Job offers NEVER come out of the blue.
They could be trying to empty your Bank Account, be careful.
I am an Engineer with Experience in Oil & Gas more than 5 Years. How can i get a job in UK??
UK is in need of engineers with geological, geosciences or ground engineering experience. If you belong to one of those, you can get a job quite easily. You said you have experience in this field, you should know the major companies - sending in CVs is a very good way - they are always in need of relevant personnel. Also read this link from the govt.
http://www.bia.homeoffice.gov.uk/6353/11鈥?/a>I am an Engineer with Experience in Oil %26amp; Gas more than 5 Years. How can i get a job in UK??
can you pls tell me where are you now,
if you are ready to work in qatar ,i forward you some vaccant that is available in qatar.
please check my mail id in my profile.
thank you,I am an Engineer with Experience in Oil %26amp; Gas more than 5 Years. How can i get a job in UK??
you should try going on the web site of your local council
Try contacting the energy companies - they all have career sections on their websites
Have a look at http://www.bp.com/careers.do?categoryId=鈥?/a>
And even if there is nothing suitable it is always worth contacting them %26amp; sending your CV
http://www.bia.homeoffice.gov.uk/6353/11鈥?/a>I am an Engineer with Experience in Oil %26amp; Gas more than 5 Years. How can i get a job in UK??
can you pls tell me where are you now,
if you are ready to work in qatar ,i forward you some vaccant that is available in qatar.
please check my mail id in my profile.
thank you,I am an Engineer with Experience in Oil %26amp; Gas more than 5 Years. How can i get a job in UK??
you should try going on the web site of your local council
Try contacting the energy companies - they all have career sections on their websites
Have a look at http://www.bp.com/careers.do?categoryId=鈥?/a>
And even if there is nothing suitable it is always worth contacting them %26amp; sending your CV
What is the average salary for an engineer with 15 years experience in oil&gas design in CANADA?
It depends ! But I would suggest you going to www.apegga.com website for Salary Survey.
http://www.apegga.org/Members/Publications/salarysurvey.html
http://www.apegga.org/Members/Publications/salarysurvey.html
I am an Engineer with Experience in Oil & Gas more than 5 Years. How can i get a job in Canada??
Phone oil company in Edmonton Alberta, they will tell you where to send your resume.
I am an Oil & Gas Well Drilling Engineer( Supervisor) & I want to migrate to Canada, My wife Also is a Nurse,?
What is the best way for us to go to Canada?I am an Oil %26amp; Gas Well Drilling Engineer( Supervisor) %26amp; I want to migrate to Canada, My wife Also is a Nurse,?
Excellent your skills will be welcomed.
Heres what to do - just be aware that the process is taking at least 2 years (or more depending on which country you come from)
You need to have at least 1 years work experience in your chosen field before you can apply. 4 years is better - gives you more points.
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/s鈥?/a>
You must meet the following minimum requirements to apply as a skilled worker:
You have at least one continuous year of full-time, paid work experience or the equivalent in part-time continuous employment.
Your work experience must be Skill Type 0 (managerial occupations) or Skill Level A (professional occupations) or B (technical occupations and skilled trades) on the Canadian National Occupational Classification (NOC).
You must have had this experience within the last 10 years.
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/work/noc.as鈥?/a> NOC list
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/s鈥?/a>
assessment test - you must get 67 points to qualify.
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information鈥?/a>
application processing times in Skilled worker category
You will need $10,000 saved up - before you apply as you will be required to show this proof that you have this money when you apply.I am an Oil %26amp; Gas Well Drilling Engineer( Supervisor) %26amp; I want to migrate to Canada, My wife Also is a Nurse,?
Take I-5 North through Bellingham and enter that way!
drive northpaper mask
Excellent your skills will be welcomed.
Heres what to do - just be aware that the process is taking at least 2 years (or more depending on which country you come from)
You need to have at least 1 years work experience in your chosen field before you can apply. 4 years is better - gives you more points.
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/s鈥?/a>
You must meet the following minimum requirements to apply as a skilled worker:
You have at least one continuous year of full-time, paid work experience or the equivalent in part-time continuous employment.
Your work experience must be Skill Type 0 (managerial occupations) or Skill Level A (professional occupations) or B (technical occupations and skilled trades) on the Canadian National Occupational Classification (NOC).
You must have had this experience within the last 10 years.
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/work/noc.as鈥?/a> NOC list
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/s鈥?/a>
assessment test - you must get 67 points to qualify.
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information鈥?/a>
application processing times in Skilled worker category
You will need $10,000 saved up - before you apply as you will be required to show this proof that you have this money when you apply.I am an Oil %26amp; Gas Well Drilling Engineer( Supervisor) %26amp; I want to migrate to Canada, My wife Also is a Nurse,?
Take I-5 North through Bellingham and enter that way!
drive north
Can you mop an engineered oiled wood floor?
The fitter said any stains on it had to be sanded out and then linseed oil rubbed in. he said we could not mop it of wash it down. Does anyone know how to clean this type of floor, it is not varnished. Thanks.Can you mop an engineered oiled wood floor?
Yes, but don't make it too wet.Can you mop an engineered oiled wood floor?
yes
I would use a wooden floor cleaner, dont uses a over wet mop though. Some stains do have to stop until stripped. Id use a buffer with a medium pad too.
yes you can buy a flat mop kit for them
Yes, but don't make it too wet.Can you mop an engineered oiled wood floor?
yes
I would use a wooden floor cleaner, dont uses a over wet mop though. Some stains do have to stop until stripped. Id use a buffer with a medium pad too.
yes you can buy a flat mop kit for them
Do Drilling engineers get laid off or is it a fairly secure position in the oil field?
I think it would matter where you are located or willing to locate... there are certain parts of the globe where work in this area is pretty steady... I know there is lots of opportunity in the North Sea, for instance. It would also depend if you are a contract employee or a direct employee of a company.
Drilling Engineer Occupational Outlook
The number of jobs for petroleum engineers is declining in the U.S., but U.S. firms will be hiring for work in other countries and projections indicate that there will be a small number of graduates in this field, so prospects are good. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (www.bls.gov), salaries range from $57,960 to over $145,000, with the median being about $98,000. The starting salary in 2007 for new petroleum engineering graduates was around $60,000. (Source: National Association of Colleges and Employers)
Why not check out some of the following links to see if you can find a contact that can more specifically address your questions?
http://dea-global.org/i/
http://www.aade.org/
http://www.pe.utulsa.edu/faculty_staff/a鈥?/a>Do Drilling engineers get laid off or is it a fairly secure position in the oil field?
Yes. Oil is a boom and bust business.
Drilling Engineer Occupational Outlook
The number of jobs for petroleum engineers is declining in the U.S., but U.S. firms will be hiring for work in other countries and projections indicate that there will be a small number of graduates in this field, so prospects are good. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (www.bls.gov), salaries range from $57,960 to over $145,000, with the median being about $98,000. The starting salary in 2007 for new petroleum engineering graduates was around $60,000. (Source: National Association of Colleges and Employers)
Why not check out some of the following links to see if you can find a contact that can more specifically address your questions?
http://dea-global.org/i/
http://www.aade.org/
http://www.pe.utulsa.edu/faculty_staff/a鈥?/a>Do Drilling engineers get laid off or is it a fairly secure position in the oil field?
Yes. Oil is a boom and bust business.
I am a sales/ planning engineer in the oil and gas ind how can Primavera software help me advance in my career
I am not sure how it helps in sales, maybe in the organization of sales it could help. Most software companies offer free trials for these types of packages try out a trial and see if it helps you organize enough to justify the cost.
What may be the salary for the post of Engineer having experience of 18 years in OIL INDUSTRY in khajakstan?.?
Dear Freiend
Hi!
There is an opporrtunity for me to work in khajakstan in a major Oil Industry. The opening is for the post of Engineer (with 18 years experience).
Kindly tell mw what should be the salary net, when accomodayion, fooding and transportation is borne by the employer. Besides what is thr rate of income tax applicable in that Country.
RegardsWhat may be the salary for the post of Engineer having experience of 18 years in OIL INDUSTRY in khajakstan?.?
Salaries vary depending on many factors. To find more accurate salary data you can try www.bls.gov, monster.com ,salary.com or PayScale.com. You will find that jobs like these are negotiable when it comes to salary.More information, tips and help at http://moreaboutsalary.blogspot.com/
Hi!
There is an opporrtunity for me to work in khajakstan in a major Oil Industry. The opening is for the post of Engineer (with 18 years experience).
Kindly tell mw what should be the salary net, when accomodayion, fooding and transportation is borne by the employer. Besides what is thr rate of income tax applicable in that Country.
RegardsWhat may be the salary for the post of Engineer having experience of 18 years in OIL INDUSTRY in khajakstan?.?
Salaries vary depending on many factors. To find more accurate salary data you can try www.bls.gov, monster.com ,salary.com or PayScale.com. You will find that jobs like these are negotiable when it comes to salary.More information, tips and help at http://moreaboutsalary.blogspot.com/
What's the famous 'jelly' that engineers use to remove the oil and grease from their hands?
I remember it came in a small-ish tub with a plastic screw-on lid, it was very thick, almost like jelly, (Jello for all you Americans out there reading this), but it wasn't even wobbly,.. it was green as well if I remember correctly, sometimes purple. Any ideas what it was called?What's the famous 'jelly' that engineers use to remove the oil and grease from their hands?
Swarfega, correct spelling.What's the famous 'jelly' that engineers use to remove the oil and grease from their hands?
Swartzfegger.
swarfega, its still available in a red jar with white lid.
Swarfega, I love the smell of that stuff.
yup swarfega and there are other hand cleaners around these days which have ground apricot stones in them like rynol that work just as good.
swarfega..........thats not the right spelling but thats what it sounds like...swarfeegar or something
Was it Swarfega or something similar?
Swarfega. Still around, I believe.
Goop
Swarfega
Simple Green is the green kind. I don't remember what the purple stuff is called. There is also gojo--a lemon version from another company.
Swarfega. The original one is green and smells kinda gross, but now they make an orange one too. Works just as well and smells a hell of a lot nicer! And it moisturises too :D
It comes in many colours but the most common named brand is called 'Swarfega'. A cheaper alternative to this is washing powder and washing up liquid. The granules in the powder act as a scrub.
it comes in a orange tub and its called gojo
';Goop';. Final answer.
It is swarfega,and one of the best on the market.As you stated it is green,and can still be obtained.It has a hint of grit in it,which is for getting right into the skin.
Swarfega. Great stuff. Apparently there's something in it that can get you addicted to it if you eat enough of it. But you'd probably die before that happened.paper mask
Swarfega, correct spelling.What's the famous 'jelly' that engineers use to remove the oil and grease from their hands?
Swartzfegger.
swarfega, its still available in a red jar with white lid.
Swarfega, I love the smell of that stuff.
yup swarfega and there are other hand cleaners around these days which have ground apricot stones in them like rynol that work just as good.
swarfega..........thats not the right spelling but thats what it sounds like...swarfeegar or something
Was it Swarfega or something similar?
Swarfega. Still around, I believe.
Goop
Swarfega
Simple Green is the green kind. I don't remember what the purple stuff is called. There is also gojo--a lemon version from another company.
Swarfega. The original one is green and smells kinda gross, but now they make an orange one too. Works just as well and smells a hell of a lot nicer! And it moisturises too :D
It comes in many colours but the most common named brand is called 'Swarfega'. A cheaper alternative to this is washing powder and washing up liquid. The granules in the powder act as a scrub.
it comes in a orange tub and its called gojo
';Goop';. Final answer.
It is swarfega,and one of the best on the market.As you stated it is green,and can still be obtained.It has a hint of grit in it,which is for getting right into the skin.
Swarfega. Great stuff. Apparently there's something in it that can get you addicted to it if you eat enough of it. But you'd probably die before that happened.
What course do I need to study to be an engineer in oil and gas industry?
Chemical and Process Engineering
For more information
www.icheme.orgWhat course do I need to study to be an engineer in oil and gas industry?
You can study various types of engineering subjects to be employed by the oil and gas industry. I'd recommend mechanical, petrol, or chemical engineering since they are directly related to the industry you want to be involved in. However, other types of engineers can also find jobs in BP, Shell, etc. For example; an electronics engineer could design an electronic fire and explosion safety system for offshore platforms and earn a lot of money doing that. You must not forget that big companies generally require people from different academic backgrounds. (They will even need a food-process engineer)What course do I need to study to be an engineer in oil and gas industry?
I believe the University of Wyoming has an actual petroleum engineering cirriculla.
Ask Shell or BP what qualies their looking for!!!!
But if your going to do a degree you should be clever enough to know that for yourself!
Ignore the geology answer unless you want to be a geologist. A degree in mechanical engineering is sufficient to get onto a trainee engineer course - at the moment, there is a real shortage of well engineers/drilling engineer - if I were you, that would be the discipline I'd aim for. If you can get a position as a mudlogger offshore, that can be a good opening into well engineering. I don't know where you're located, but a move to Aberdeen would be a good start!
Check with your counselor. That's why they are there.
The oil and gas industry employs engineers from many disciplines.
eg
Mechanical engineers
Instrument engineers (electrical/digital engineering)
Process engineers (chemical engineering)
Electrical engineers
Civil engineers
Project engineers (any discipline)
Take your pick
Peter T has given the best and most accurate answer. In addition to having all kinds of engineers, the oil and gas industry tends to have their engineers deal with all kinds of tasks related to the various disciplines. You may be a mechanical engineeer but your assignment may require you to do some civil, chemical or electrical engineering.
In general petroleum engineers can be limited by their degree if they ever need or want to change industries. Also their focus is usually ';down hole'; only.
I guess it would either be Civil Engineering or Mechanical Engineering depending on what you want to specialise in. If you wish to design the structures of the rigs then I reckon Civil but if you want to be involved in the machinery then I would say Meachanical. Talk to Shell, BP, Texaco etc for some advice.
Also do you want to be an Engineer or a technician (Engineer is more theoretical and problem solving, technician is hands on) as these would require different types of courses (Engineers need degrees).
In the oil and gas industry there are mechanical engineers, electrical engineers, instrumentation engineers, marine engineers, civil engineers, chemical engineers, petroleum engineers and process engineers, together with other specialist disciplines like mud engineers, drilling engineers and certainly more that I have not named. Generally however Mechanical , Electrical, Civil and Chemical are the basic skills needed for this industry and the others are people of these categories who have further developed and refined their skills. Geologists are not normally categorized as engineers.
chemical engineering.
most of the work is to do with refining oil
Geology has to be your major. Personally I think they're just a bunch of fossil heads.
An oil and gas engineering course? Next!
ye the answer is Chemical engineering ... i'm in the same boat, and have just applied to study that at university.
For more information
www.icheme.orgWhat course do I need to study to be an engineer in oil and gas industry?
You can study various types of engineering subjects to be employed by the oil and gas industry. I'd recommend mechanical, petrol, or chemical engineering since they are directly related to the industry you want to be involved in. However, other types of engineers can also find jobs in BP, Shell, etc. For example; an electronics engineer could design an electronic fire and explosion safety system for offshore platforms and earn a lot of money doing that. You must not forget that big companies generally require people from different academic backgrounds. (They will even need a food-process engineer)What course do I need to study to be an engineer in oil and gas industry?
I believe the University of Wyoming has an actual petroleum engineering cirriculla.
Ask Shell or BP what qualies their looking for!!!!
But if your going to do a degree you should be clever enough to know that for yourself!
Ignore the geology answer unless you want to be a geologist. A degree in mechanical engineering is sufficient to get onto a trainee engineer course - at the moment, there is a real shortage of well engineers/drilling engineer - if I were you, that would be the discipline I'd aim for. If you can get a position as a mudlogger offshore, that can be a good opening into well engineering. I don't know where you're located, but a move to Aberdeen would be a good start!
Check with your counselor. That's why they are there.
The oil and gas industry employs engineers from many disciplines.
eg
Mechanical engineers
Instrument engineers (electrical/digital engineering)
Process engineers (chemical engineering)
Electrical engineers
Civil engineers
Project engineers (any discipline)
Take your pick
Peter T has given the best and most accurate answer. In addition to having all kinds of engineers, the oil and gas industry tends to have their engineers deal with all kinds of tasks related to the various disciplines. You may be a mechanical engineeer but your assignment may require you to do some civil, chemical or electrical engineering.
In general petroleum engineers can be limited by their degree if they ever need or want to change industries. Also their focus is usually ';down hole'; only.
I guess it would either be Civil Engineering or Mechanical Engineering depending on what you want to specialise in. If you wish to design the structures of the rigs then I reckon Civil but if you want to be involved in the machinery then I would say Meachanical. Talk to Shell, BP, Texaco etc for some advice.
Also do you want to be an Engineer or a technician (Engineer is more theoretical and problem solving, technician is hands on) as these would require different types of courses (Engineers need degrees).
In the oil and gas industry there are mechanical engineers, electrical engineers, instrumentation engineers, marine engineers, civil engineers, chemical engineers, petroleum engineers and process engineers, together with other specialist disciplines like mud engineers, drilling engineers and certainly more that I have not named. Generally however Mechanical , Electrical, Civil and Chemical are the basic skills needed for this industry and the others are people of these categories who have further developed and refined their skills. Geologists are not normally categorized as engineers.
chemical engineering.
most of the work is to do with refining oil
Geology has to be your major. Personally I think they're just a bunch of fossil heads.
An oil and gas engineering course? Next!
ye the answer is Chemical engineering ... i'm in the same boat, and have just applied to study that at university.
Looking for a person named David Bray. (oil) Engineer in New Oleans during 1980s. Brother was and actor?
He sings bass or baritone. He was in the chorus of the New Orleans Opera during the 1980s. His brother was living in Los Angeles during that time. He was/is an actor. Did a few commercials. He was born in Canada.Looking for a person named David Bray. (oil) Engineer in New Oleans during 1980s. Brother was and actor?
Get in touch with the New Orleans opera and ask them for a forwarding address. That is the starting location. I think this endeavor is going to cost you some money though!
Get in touch with the New Orleans opera and ask them for a forwarding address. That is the starting location. I think this endeavor is going to cost you some money though!
What is the average yearly income of an engineer with 15 years experience in the oil & gas industry?
http://www.engineersalary.com/
Very useful website. Just type in your info, and they'll email you the results. (I've used it before, completely legit.)
Very useful website. Just type in your info, and they'll email you the results. (I've used it before, completely legit.)
Is it easy to get a job as a process/chemical engineer in an oil company?
Are there a lot of competitors? Thanks!!Is it easy to get a job as a process/chemical engineer in an oil company?
VeryIs it easy to get a job as a process/chemical engineer in an oil company?
Not really the market is demanding for such specialty, go and apply now.
VeryIs it easy to get a job as a process/chemical engineer in an oil company?
Not really the market is demanding for such specialty, go and apply now.
Oil and gas engineering?
Hi, can anyone answers any of my questions. Like does anyone know how hard is it to get a job after you finished your engineering degree even if you don't get a 2:1 or first class degree.
Also are the salaries tax free considering you'll be oversees most of the time.
Lastly what type of salary would you be expecting if after 10 years experience on a contract basis.
Any info is greatly appreciatedOil and gas engineering?
Look up BP, their website is good. Also the 'oilandgas' website which you'll have to google. There is forum where many such questions are answered. Hope this helps!Oil and gas engineering?
Salaries were/are tax free providing you work/live there for a certain amount of time a year (majority of it)... have to inform Inland Revenue that you are going also in advance. A tough hard life imo, whether in Saudi or some other barren oil place... but if you are so intent on money.. can help boost your financial situation a lot if you put a few years in and save.
Also are the salaries tax free considering you'll be oversees most of the time.
Lastly what type of salary would you be expecting if after 10 years experience on a contract basis.
Any info is greatly appreciatedOil and gas engineering?
Look up BP, their website is good. Also the 'oilandgas' website which you'll have to google. There is forum where many such questions are answered. Hope this helps!Oil and gas engineering?
Salaries were/are tax free providing you work/live there for a certain amount of time a year (majority of it)... have to inform Inland Revenue that you are going also in advance. A tough hard life imo, whether in Saudi or some other barren oil place... but if you are so intent on money.. can help boost your financial situation a lot if you put a few years in and save.
Probable interview questions for a metallurgical engineer in an oil industry like IOCL?
need of a metallurgical engineer in an oil industry? application of metallurgy in oil industry?Probable interview questions for a metallurgical engineer in an oil industry like IOCL?
Be all rounderpaper mask
Be all rounder
Pls what are the functions of a process engineer in the oil and gas industry?
he has to get the material ready, and then cash it in.
How is Oil and Gas Industry related to Electrical engineering jobs?
I don't understand how oil and gas industry has anything to do with electrical engineering jobs??
Am I not seeing this because currently I am working as a electronics engineer ?
This is how I am thinking about this - Oil and gas industry , digs up oil , provides it to our cars and trucks so they can run. Now I don't understand how or where ';Electrical engineers'; come into play into this ?? Please make me understand. I want to know.
P.s: I am an entry level electronics engineer, with a degree in ';Electrical engineering'; , Currently I am located in Houston, texas.How is Oil and Gas Industry related to Electrical engineering jobs?
A great deal of electric power is used in extracting oil and gas from the ground, transporting it through pipelines, separating and refining the crude products and distributing the products. Electrical engineers design the required electrical equipment and the associated electric power distribution and control systems. In some situations, electric power must be generated on site rather than purchased from electric utility companies. In addition, electrical engineers are involved in the process instrumentation and control system design. The process control includes both computer systems and specialized electronic equipment.
Am I not seeing this because currently I am working as a electronics engineer ?
This is how I am thinking about this - Oil and gas industry , digs up oil , provides it to our cars and trucks so they can run. Now I don't understand how or where ';Electrical engineers'; come into play into this ?? Please make me understand. I want to know.
P.s: I am an entry level electronics engineer, with a degree in ';Electrical engineering'; , Currently I am located in Houston, texas.How is Oil and Gas Industry related to Electrical engineering jobs?
A great deal of electric power is used in extracting oil and gas from the ground, transporting it through pipelines, separating and refining the crude products and distributing the products. Electrical engineers design the required electrical equipment and the associated electric power distribution and control systems. In some situations, electric power must be generated on site rather than purchased from electric utility companies. In addition, electrical engineers are involved in the process instrumentation and control system design. The process control includes both computer systems and specialized electronic equipment.
Is it easy to get a job as a process/chemical engineer in an oil company?
Are there a lot of competitors? Thanks!!Is it easy to get a job as a process/chemical engineer in an oil company?
pretty easy
pretty easy
Oil and gas engineering competition?
Hi, my friend is looking into pursuing a career in the oil and gas field but is a bit sceptical about the competition for a job at the end of the degree. I would appreciate if anyone could give me a bit more info on this as I have heard of people waiting as much as 4 years for a job in this field but on the other hand have heard that these jobs are in demand.Oil and gas engineering competition?
You've heard wrong. The current demand for engineers is very high and there is a shortage. It's very lucrative as well. Not that many people want to go into engineering, because ';it's hard'; and it is easier to party and major in English (but they don't get jobs when they graduate).
Sometimes the industry is cyclical, mostly depending on the price oil. When oil is high, refineries and rigs are being built so more oil can be sold. Engineers are then in high demand.
With China and India's growth, their demand for oil should keep the price steady for several years to come.
Right now, new engineering graduates just out of college make about $57,000-$61,000.
You've heard wrong. The current demand for engineers is very high and there is a shortage. It's very lucrative as well. Not that many people want to go into engineering, because ';it's hard'; and it is easier to party and major in English (but they don't get jobs when they graduate).
Sometimes the industry is cyclical, mostly depending on the price oil. When oil is high, refineries and rigs are being built so more oil can be sold. Engineers are then in high demand.
With China and India's growth, their demand for oil should keep the price steady for several years to come.
Right now, new engineering graduates just out of college make about $57,000-$61,000.
Oil and gas engineering?
Hi, can anyone answers any of my questions. Like does anyone know how hard is it to get a job after you finished your engineering degree even if you don't get a 2:1 or first class degree.
Also are the salaries tax free considering you'll be oversees most of the time.
Lastly what type of salary would you be expecting if after 10 years experience on a contract basis.
Any info is greatly appreciatedOil and gas engineering?
Engineering isnt too difficult a job to get into if you have the right qualifications. Not sure on the salaries I am afreaid, but as they are off shore they are higher than they would be if you were working on the main land, due to the danger factor etc.
Also are the salaries tax free considering you'll be oversees most of the time.
Lastly what type of salary would you be expecting if after 10 years experience on a contract basis.
Any info is greatly appreciatedOil and gas engineering?
Engineering isnt too difficult a job to get into if you have the right qualifications. Not sure on the salaries I am afreaid, but as they are off shore they are higher than they would be if you were working on the main land, due to the danger factor etc.
Universities with an engineering degree in oil and gas?
Please state which University in which country (UK or USA) and the qualifications needed to take the course i.e High School / A levelUniversities with an engineering degree in oil and gas?
Any university with a strong engineering program will support this but it's too long a list to have here. Pick an area of the the country and then look for engineering programs. In High School, you need to take 4 years of math and science. Whenever possible take advanced placement courses for college credit.
What part of Gas %26amp; Oil do you want to be a part of?
Exploration
Geological Engineering
Refining
Chemical EngineeringUniversities with an engineering degree in oil and gas?
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University of Alaska Fairbanks
鈥?Colorado School of Mines
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鈥?Missouri University of Science and Technology
鈥?Montana Tech of the University of Montana
鈥?New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology
鈥?The University of Oklahoma
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鈥?Texas Tech University
鈥?The University of Tulsa
鈥?West Virginia University
www.careercornerstone.org/pdf/petroleu鈥?
Well some schools have oil and gas or petroleum engineering. Other schools with a strong chemical engineering program will have a fuels option....so you'll be a chemical engineer, but your engineering electives will focus on fuels. You actually don't need that option, a regular chemical engineer does the trick, but it gives you a competitive edge. (i'm a chem engineer with a focus in bio and i'm getting requests to interview with oil companies). List is probably long.
U.S. we don't have A-level...from what i understand about A-level (which is limited)...A-level is probably what you want. Pretty much 4 years of science and 4 years of math....they'll want to start you off in calc....so you want to have at the very least taken pre calc.
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Any university with a strong engineering program will support this but it's too long a list to have here. Pick an area of the the country and then look for engineering programs. In High School, you need to take 4 years of math and science. Whenever possible take advanced placement courses for college credit.
What part of Gas %26amp; Oil do you want to be a part of?
Exploration
Geological Engineering
Refining
Chemical EngineeringUniversities with an engineering degree in oil and gas?
HEY ALL THE BEST...I VE FOUND SOME UNIVERSITIES IN THE USA....AND PLS DO VISIT THE WEBSITE I HAVE GIVEN BELOW...ITS GIVE A DETAILED VIEW OF THIS FEILD...
University of Alaska Fairbanks
鈥?Colorado School of Mines
鈥?The University of Kansas
鈥?University of Louisiana at Lafayette
鈥?Louisiana State University and A%26amp;M College
鈥?Marietta College
鈥?Missouri University of Science and Technology
鈥?Montana Tech of the University of Montana
鈥?New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology
鈥?The University of Oklahoma
鈥?Pennsylvania State University
鈥?Texas A %26amp; M University
鈥?University of Texas at Austin
鈥?Texas Tech University
鈥?The University of Tulsa
鈥?West Virginia University
www.careercornerstone.org/pdf/petroleu鈥?
Well some schools have oil and gas or petroleum engineering. Other schools with a strong chemical engineering program will have a fuels option....so you'll be a chemical engineer, but your engineering electives will focus on fuels. You actually don't need that option, a regular chemical engineer does the trick, but it gives you a competitive edge. (i'm a chem engineer with a focus in bio and i'm getting requests to interview with oil companies). List is probably long.
U.S. we don't have A-level...from what i understand about A-level (which is limited)...A-level is probably what you want. Pretty much 4 years of science and 4 years of math....they'll want to start you off in calc....so you want to have at the very least taken pre calc.
Wednesday, July 28, 2010
How to get in the Oil & Gas engineering field?
How to get in the Oil %26amp; Gas engineering field?
I'm an electrical engineer with a master's degree in EE, and I'm very much interested in getting in the Oil %26amp; Gas field. I live in Windsor, ON and I'm unable to find an entry level job to get in this field. Please help or suggest what should i do?How to get in the Oil %26amp; Gas engineering field?
Move to Alberta. If you must stay in Ontario search in Sarnia, ON
I'm an electrical engineer with a master's degree in EE, and I'm very much interested in getting in the Oil %26amp; Gas field. I live in Windsor, ON and I'm unable to find an entry level job to get in this field. Please help or suggest what should i do?How to get in the Oil %26amp; Gas engineering field?
Move to Alberta. If you must stay in Ontario search in Sarnia, ON
Job opportunities for Chemical engineer in Oil&Drilling field?
What are the options available for Chem eng with IT Experience in Oil and Drilling field.it can be Offshore or On-site. Can some1 tel me more about Mud engineers and how to get into that field with my education background??Job opportunities for Chemical engineer in Oil%26amp;Drilling field?
There is tons of work available but more in the refining end. There are lots of jobs in Chemical Valley in West Virginia and in Texas along the gulf coast.
There is tons of work available but more in the refining end. There are lots of jobs in Chemical Valley in West Virginia and in Texas along the gulf coast.
Oil field engineer responsibilities?
I was wondering what kind of work I would be doing working as an oil field services engineer for a company like Schlumberger? I am really looking for a job where I will be able to work with a tight knit team to diagnose problems and create countermeasures while using my technical skills to acheive these. I wouldn't mind the crazy hours or physical demands as long as the work is interesting to me. I am about to earn my BSE in Mechanical Engineering.
Thanks!Oil field engineer responsibilities?
You would be doing highly repetitive work with little chance to do what you have described. You would have a better chance working for an oil company and even then you might not find what you have described.
I have seen very few tight knit teams in the real world of engineering.
Thanks!Oil field engineer responsibilities?
You would be doing highly repetitive work with little chance to do what you have described. You would have a better chance working for an oil company and even then you might not find what you have described.
I have seen very few tight knit teams in the real world of engineering.
Hi,I have heard that on a big ship an engineer goes inside the clylinder of a ships engine to oil and inspect.
Is this a fact or myth? My boss said he used to watch his grandfather do this in Muskegan Mich. Where can I find out more?? Thanks Jack W.Hi,I have heard that on a big ship an engineer goes inside the clylinder of a ships engine to oil and inspect.
Its a fact.
Check out this link, its one big engine!
http://people.bath.ac.uk/ccsshb/12cyl/Hi,I have heard that on a big ship an engineer goes inside the clylinder of a ships engine to oil and inspect.
It is in fact... a fact. Very true...
The standing crew's joke which every engineer hears before stepping into one of those big round cylinders is ';that the last engineer to do that went stark raving crazy - trying to find a corner to pee in';.
The Wartsila-Sulzer RTA96-C (as one example) is a turbocharged two-stroke diesel engine acclaimed to be the most powerful and most efficient ship-mover in the world today. It is built in Japan. They have 6 through 14 cylinder versions, all are inline engines. These engines were designed for very large container ships. The cylinder bore is just under 38鈥?in diameter and the stroke is just over 98鈥?
You can check it out your self and see pics at:
http://gcaptain.com/maritime/blog/tag/ch鈥?/a>
And... just for your information... (since I am a sternwheeler enthusiast, and in fact own one) Robert Fulton's sternwheeler ';New Orleans'; which launched in 1911 - was of course a ';steam engine'; powered vessel... it too, had a cylinder with a 36'; diameter.
He may have been referring to some of the reciprocating steam engines. There were catwalks that you would travel to oil bearings while the engine was running. They ran quite slowly, 50 to 90 rpm but it was amazing to be that close while it was turning. Loved the old steam days.
Yep. I have done many times. Dont really go in to oil unless changing out a piston, but do go in the inspect and take readings. Go into the crankcase as well.
FACT
Its a fact.
Check out this link, its one big engine!
http://people.bath.ac.uk/ccsshb/12cyl/Hi,I have heard that on a big ship an engineer goes inside the clylinder of a ships engine to oil and inspect.
It is in fact... a fact. Very true...
The standing crew's joke which every engineer hears before stepping into one of those big round cylinders is ';that the last engineer to do that went stark raving crazy - trying to find a corner to pee in';.
The Wartsila-Sulzer RTA96-C (as one example) is a turbocharged two-stroke diesel engine acclaimed to be the most powerful and most efficient ship-mover in the world today. It is built in Japan. They have 6 through 14 cylinder versions, all are inline engines. These engines were designed for very large container ships. The cylinder bore is just under 38鈥?in diameter and the stroke is just over 98鈥?
You can check it out your self and see pics at:
http://gcaptain.com/maritime/blog/tag/ch鈥?/a>
And... just for your information... (since I am a sternwheeler enthusiast, and in fact own one) Robert Fulton's sternwheeler ';New Orleans'; which launched in 1911 - was of course a ';steam engine'; powered vessel... it too, had a cylinder with a 36'; diameter.
He may have been referring to some of the reciprocating steam engines. There were catwalks that you would travel to oil bearings while the engine was running. They ran quite slowly, 50 to 90 rpm but it was amazing to be that close while it was turning. Loved the old steam days.
Yep. I have done many times. Dont really go in to oil unless changing out a piston, but do go in the inspect and take readings. Go into the crankcase as well.
FACT
Is there any courses or certificates for commissioning and start up engineer (chemical) in oil and gas field?
upgrade for chemical engineerIs there any courses or certificates for commissioning and start up engineer (chemical) in oil and gas field?
For starters, not all commissioning or start up engineers are chemical. Many are mechanical engineers. Much of the more difficult equipment involved in refineries and chemical plants are mechanical in nature therefore it is natural for mechanical engineers to be involved. I have even worked with at least one who was an electrical engineer.
Most of the ones I have worked with learned their craft by their experience working in operating plants and on construction assignments. I have never heard of any who were certified.
For starters, not all commissioning or start up engineers are chemical. Many are mechanical engineers. Much of the more difficult equipment involved in refineries and chemical plants are mechanical in nature therefore it is natural for mechanical engineers to be involved. I have even worked with at least one who was an electrical engineer.
Most of the ones I have worked with learned their craft by their experience working in operating plants and on construction assignments. I have never heard of any who were certified.
Oil and Gas engineer or Land surveyor ?
Hi, I'm looking for a more lucrative career from a financial adviser and have come up with these 2 options.
I'm wondering if anyone could give me any information about mainly what type of money each of these would expect with a few years experience and beyond, also does anyone know what the business potential is in such occupations.
Any info is greatly appreciated,
IkeOil and Gas engineer or Land surveyor ?
I am glad to help you. If I understand you correctly: you want to leave the finance industry and move to either be a land surveyor or an oil and gas. I'll move on to say you are a smart person because to me its seems like you have done some research and found that these two careers are always gonna be in demand.
my personal suggestion:
I am a pipeline engineer from a family of 4 engineers and a pharmacist....my younger sister graduated with masters degree in oil and gas engineering and is currently making $120,000 b/4 bonuses. I will ask that you look more into oil and gas becuase its one of the best paid careers today due to the everlasting demand for oil. The oil and gas industry will take you all over the world (if you wish to go) just like pipelines have taken me to all the continents on this planet. Oil and gas a very exciting world and you will discover that not only will you make a fortune there but you will build a network in that field within your first yrs of working that will beneft your family and friends who may want to follow behind.
A good recommendation is a school in europe:
UNIV OF ABERDEEN, SCOTLAND (good for masters degree- write down for future)
I HOPE THIS HELPED - NEED MORE INFO?
PLS EMAIL ME OR ASK ANOTHER QUESTION...GOODLUCK IN UR CAREER.Oil and Gas engineer or Land surveyor ?
Oil and Gas are fossil fuels that wil run out sooon, be a land surveyor, much more enviromentally friendly.
I got an e-mail from a head hunter for the oil and gas industry in the US. It said that it starts at $58,000. If you want me to forward it to you, e-mail me at floodtl@yahoo.com. Don't go through the link on my profile.
Here's part of it:
Field Engineer in Oil and Gas Services Industry
';not your 9-5, inside job';
A global oil and gas drilling services company is seeking field engineers. The work would be at oil and gas drilling
sites in the Southern, Mid-West, and Western USA. It is exciting work
that gives one the opportunity for hands on engineering. The work is
almost totally outdoors鈥攈ard hat, steel toed boots, and coveralls. The
company provides excellent, extensive training; a defined career path at a
';grow from within'; company; and opportunities for leadership
roles within the first year. This company is in a growth mode, with a
bright future and a
';positive attitude'; culture.
First year salary: $58,500.00. Opportunity for bonuses after training
complete. With bonuses, $62,000 is potential for first year.
surveyors make bank man it depends on where you are at but you have to take a liscensed test after collegepaper mask
I'm wondering if anyone could give me any information about mainly what type of money each of these would expect with a few years experience and beyond, also does anyone know what the business potential is in such occupations.
Any info is greatly appreciated,
IkeOil and Gas engineer or Land surveyor ?
I am glad to help you. If I understand you correctly: you want to leave the finance industry and move to either be a land surveyor or an oil and gas. I'll move on to say you are a smart person because to me its seems like you have done some research and found that these two careers are always gonna be in demand.
my personal suggestion:
I am a pipeline engineer from a family of 4 engineers and a pharmacist....my younger sister graduated with masters degree in oil and gas engineering and is currently making $120,000 b/4 bonuses. I will ask that you look more into oil and gas becuase its one of the best paid careers today due to the everlasting demand for oil. The oil and gas industry will take you all over the world (if you wish to go) just like pipelines have taken me to all the continents on this planet. Oil and gas a very exciting world and you will discover that not only will you make a fortune there but you will build a network in that field within your first yrs of working that will beneft your family and friends who may want to follow behind.
A good recommendation is a school in europe:
UNIV OF ABERDEEN, SCOTLAND (good for masters degree- write down for future)
I HOPE THIS HELPED - NEED MORE INFO?
PLS EMAIL ME OR ASK ANOTHER QUESTION...GOODLUCK IN UR CAREER.Oil and Gas engineer or Land surveyor ?
Oil and Gas are fossil fuels that wil run out sooon, be a land surveyor, much more enviromentally friendly.
I got an e-mail from a head hunter for the oil and gas industry in the US. It said that it starts at $58,000. If you want me to forward it to you, e-mail me at floodtl@yahoo.com. Don't go through the link on my profile.
Here's part of it:
Field Engineer in Oil and Gas Services Industry
';not your 9-5, inside job';
A global oil and gas drilling services company is seeking field engineers. The work would be at oil and gas drilling
sites in the Southern, Mid-West, and Western USA. It is exciting work
that gives one the opportunity for hands on engineering. The work is
almost totally outdoors鈥攈ard hat, steel toed boots, and coveralls. The
company provides excellent, extensive training; a defined career path at a
';grow from within'; company; and opportunities for leadership
roles within the first year. This company is in a growth mode, with a
bright future and a
';positive attitude'; culture.
First year salary: $58,500.00. Opportunity for bonuses after training
complete. With bonuses, $62,000 is potential for first year.
surveyors make bank man it depends on where you are at but you have to take a liscensed test after college
I am an oil engineer but i can't find a good job in Iran . is there any one that he can help me?
An Oil Engineer in an oil rich country and you can't find a job, or you feel the pay is not right... There are tons of jobs, especially now since the threat of war most expatriates are leaving, you have almost cornered the market.
Go to www.rigzone.com they have e-mailed me jobs in the last week for Iran.I am an oil engineer but i can't find a good job in Iran . is there any one that he can help me?
Hi. Send me your resume and I'll see what I can do. Regards, Dr. Maltass ceo@poetrybox.comI am an oil engineer but i can't find a good job in Iran . is there any one that he can help me?
Move to Ontario Canada where they are having a boom in extracting oil from shale. Maybe they could use you there.
Go to www.rigzone.com they have e-mailed me jobs in the last week for Iran.I am an oil engineer but i can't find a good job in Iran . is there any one that he can help me?
Hi. Send me your resume and I'll see what I can do. Regards, Dr. Maltass ceo@poetrybox.comI am an oil engineer but i can't find a good job in Iran . is there any one that he can help me?
Move to Ontario Canada where they are having a boom in extracting oil from shale. Maybe they could use you there.
If BushCo had access to Russian Caspian oil would it be even easier to engineer shortages and price hikes?
Yes, because they would hold on to it in order to inflate the pricesIf BushCo had access to Russian Caspian oil would it be even easier to engineer shortages and price hikes?
What a facinating question as a UK fan of your answers I must say that the saying you cant make an omlette without laying eggs has never been so true, now as fans of mine in America know,I have been worried about the decline of standards in your once great country,the sub prime market, the the war in Iraq and Britney flashing her kipper are just a few examples, therefore i intend to launch my campaign to become the first English president of the USA my first executive orders will include the restoration of the monarchy paid for by the sale of California to Mexico,I am depending on your vote I will stand head to toe with you in your hour of need.what was your question again.?If BushCo had access to Russian Caspian oil would it be even easier to engineer shortages and price hikes?
So, you think the President can engineer shortages and price hike of a world commodity?
Please provide some data to support this. I'd be very interested in seeing how you come to that conclusion.
How about the Putin, Iran and Chavez controlling the market by using oil as a weapon?
Therefore, the answer is No to your question.
Yes, and 9/11 was an inside job, landing on the moon never occured, JFK was assasinated by the CIA, and other well informed conclusions from the wise and centered among us.
being pelosi and soros have more in hedging oil,than all of bushes cabinet.who do you think is holding the cards?
Yes. Then Bush could burn it all up and make global warming worse. If you believe that I pity you.
I do not understand your question. Please expound.
Of course! He who controls the supply, controls the flow.
Yep!
What a facinating question as a UK fan of your answers I must say that the saying you cant make an omlette without laying eggs has never been so true, now as fans of mine in America know,I have been worried about the decline of standards in your once great country,the sub prime market, the the war in Iraq and Britney flashing her kipper are just a few examples, therefore i intend to launch my campaign to become the first English president of the USA my first executive orders will include the restoration of the monarchy paid for by the sale of California to Mexico,I am depending on your vote I will stand head to toe with you in your hour of need.what was your question again.?If BushCo had access to Russian Caspian oil would it be even easier to engineer shortages and price hikes?
So, you think the President can engineer shortages and price hike of a world commodity?
Please provide some data to support this. I'd be very interested in seeing how you come to that conclusion.
How about the Putin, Iran and Chavez controlling the market by using oil as a weapon?
Therefore, the answer is No to your question.
Yes, and 9/11 was an inside job, landing on the moon never occured, JFK was assasinated by the CIA, and other well informed conclusions from the wise and centered among us.
being pelosi and soros have more in hedging oil,than all of bushes cabinet.who do you think is holding the cards?
Yes. Then Bush could burn it all up and make global warming worse. If you believe that I pity you.
I do not understand your question. Please expound.
Of course! He who controls the supply, controls the flow.
Yep!
For my engineering project, i have selected nuclear propulsion of an oil tanker. can anybody help me ?
first of all, an oil tanker uses cheap, really cheap oil to power its light weight engines
muclear propulsion will use space that could carry cargo
historically there was a cargo ship called the NS Savannah built in the late '50s that did not demonstrate financial viability, look there first
muclear propulsion will use space that could carry cargo
historically there was a cargo ship called the NS Savannah built in the late '50s that did not demonstrate financial viability, look there first
Why do the dems think the american engineers are stupid and will spill oil?
But the other countries dont are they smarter or are they fooling americans, they are for the poor they say but why are they the ones making tons of money all in the pretense of an oil spill, I guess when people are paying 10 dollars a gal higher income tax, if you have a job, higher food they will get on tv and say we have tighten our belts again, they are good at thatWhy do the dems think the american engineers are stupid and will spill oil?
The old adage, Shiiiit Happens
The rest of you rant, is convoluted ---------- ';10 dollars a gal higher income tax';
Are you saying I can fill up a gas can and take it down to the IRS to pay off my tax bill? Something says I'd end up in jail as a possible terrorist.
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Life is so simple, but we insist on making it complicated
Confucius
551 - 479 BC
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Peace
Jim
.Why do the dems think the american engineers are stupid and will spill oil?
If you think only Democrats can see oil slicks in the water then Republicans are in worse shape than I thought.
All nations have had pipeline leaks and sabotage.
And the Alaskan pipe line and the Exxon Valdez have shown that accidents do happen. And they can be disastrous.
Democrats aren't the ones making money off oil, Bushs' whole family is in oil, as is Cheney. For that matter just making money isn't the problem, its excessive speculation in the market.
The idea that Democrats are in some way for the poor is too extreme, they only want to see that the poor aren't in danger of dying or infecting the rest of the population due to lack of health care, they have a minimum standard of living, they aren't necessarily for the poor.
Anyway you look at it, oil is a nonrenewable resource, its going to come to an end. We would be better served looking for a sustainable substitute than ruining the earth and its animals just so we can drive an SUV for another twenty years.
That's a certain arrogance of mankind to think they can destroy their environment endlessly and not pay in ways much worse than we see today, just because they can.
It has happened, but they can always clean it up. When they show oil covered animals on tv, you have to remember that with a short lifespan they might have died for any other reason and maybe not too long after the oil spill. We need oil not a wildlife preservation. After all, who is going to preserve us?
They want to present it as all or nothing. Drilling = oil spills and destroys wild life and the environment. That's ridiculous. It's just manipulation. I've heard politicians put their own spin on things too many times and they think that Americans are too stupid to know better.
What are you referring to? If we are talking about Alaska, then the problem is the massive amount of infrastructure that is required.
The only oil spills we have ever had, were from ';importing oil'; not drilling! It's those damn treehuggers that spin it...
Uh...because it's already happened hundreds of times?
The old adage, Shiiiit Happens
The rest of you rant, is convoluted ---------- ';10 dollars a gal higher income tax';
Are you saying I can fill up a gas can and take it down to the IRS to pay off my tax bill? Something says I'd end up in jail as a possible terrorist.
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Life is so simple, but we insist on making it complicated
Confucius
551 - 479 BC
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Peace
Jim
.Why do the dems think the american engineers are stupid and will spill oil?
If you think only Democrats can see oil slicks in the water then Republicans are in worse shape than I thought.
All nations have had pipeline leaks and sabotage.
And the Alaskan pipe line and the Exxon Valdez have shown that accidents do happen. And they can be disastrous.
Democrats aren't the ones making money off oil, Bushs' whole family is in oil, as is Cheney. For that matter just making money isn't the problem, its excessive speculation in the market.
The idea that Democrats are in some way for the poor is too extreme, they only want to see that the poor aren't in danger of dying or infecting the rest of the population due to lack of health care, they have a minimum standard of living, they aren't necessarily for the poor.
Anyway you look at it, oil is a nonrenewable resource, its going to come to an end. We would be better served looking for a sustainable substitute than ruining the earth and its animals just so we can drive an SUV for another twenty years.
That's a certain arrogance of mankind to think they can destroy their environment endlessly and not pay in ways much worse than we see today, just because they can.
It has happened, but they can always clean it up. When they show oil covered animals on tv, you have to remember that with a short lifespan they might have died for any other reason and maybe not too long after the oil spill. We need oil not a wildlife preservation. After all, who is going to preserve us?
They want to present it as all or nothing. Drilling = oil spills and destroys wild life and the environment. That's ridiculous. It's just manipulation. I've heard politicians put their own spin on things too many times and they think that Americans are too stupid to know better.
What are you referring to? If we are talking about Alaska, then the problem is the massive amount of infrastructure that is required.
The only oil spills we have ever had, were from ';importing oil'; not drilling! It's those damn treehuggers that spin it...
Uh...because it's already happened hundreds of times?
What is the scope of work of a chemical engineer in an oil industry?
In oil industry two main segments of operations exist ,first one is Upstream which is mainly concerned with the exploration, drilling, production and management of exploitation activities.The second one is known as Down stream which is mainly dealing with the refining, quality control and product development etc.
Luckily Chemical engineer has got crucial role to play in both the segments i.e. upstream as well as down stream. In up stream they can work for Drilling as drilling engineers or Mud engineers,Production engineers or Reservoir Engineers.
In Down stream it is the open field for chemical engineers they can work for almost all the activities.
Luckily Chemical engineer has got crucial role to play in both the segments i.e. upstream as well as down stream. In up stream they can work for Drilling as drilling engineers or Mud engineers,Production engineers or Reservoir Engineers.
In Down stream it is the open field for chemical engineers they can work for almost all the activities.
Ship Engineer to Oil and Gas work?
Hi,
I am thinking ahead, but I am about do begin a cadetship with a cruse line company to become an Engineering Officer. I am wondering if down the line I will be able to try a change of work and gain employment in the Oil and Gas Industry?Ship Engineer to Oil and Gas work?
Yup, i'm currently based on a semi submersible drilling unit in Nigeria and at any one time we carry a total of 7 mechanics/engineers. That's a total of 14 employed on board (month on / month off with crews working back to back). About 50% are mechanics employed straight into the driling industry but the other 50% came from either Merchant Navy or the shipping industry. A Cadetship will give you a good solid Engineering background with the opportunity to advance ultimately to the rank of Chief Engineer. Our Engineers onboard are currently earning around 80K per annum with bonuses and the Chief Engineer probably about 100K. Also with the oil industry booming just now and most drilling companies building many new drillships, semis and jackups there is lots of work out there.paper mask
I am thinking ahead, but I am about do begin a cadetship with a cruse line company to become an Engineering Officer. I am wondering if down the line I will be able to try a change of work and gain employment in the Oil and Gas Industry?Ship Engineer to Oil and Gas work?
Yup, i'm currently based on a semi submersible drilling unit in Nigeria and at any one time we carry a total of 7 mechanics/engineers. That's a total of 14 employed on board (month on / month off with crews working back to back). About 50% are mechanics employed straight into the driling industry but the other 50% came from either Merchant Navy or the shipping industry. A Cadetship will give you a good solid Engineering background with the opportunity to advance ultimately to the rank of Chief Engineer. Our Engineers onboard are currently earning around 80K per annum with bonuses and the Chief Engineer probably about 100K. Also with the oil industry booming just now and most drilling companies building many new drillships, semis and jackups there is lots of work out there.
What is the raw source of Canola Oil? Is it the genetically engineered Rapeseed ?
Expert advice needed Please.What is the raw source of Canola Oil? Is it the genetically engineered Rapeseed ?
Yes it is. And who knows the long-term effects of taking it? I'll stick with my olive oil.What is the raw source of Canola Oil? Is it the genetically engineered Rapeseed ?
It is rapeseed oil and the marketing types in the U.S. decided that ';Canola'; would be a more appealing name than ';rapeseed';.
Canola oil is not genetically engineered - it was bred to have some desirable characteristics, but that was done using the same breeding techniques that we've used for millenia. And rapeseed has been used in cooking for nearly as long.
Yes it is. And who knows the long-term effects of taking it? I'll stick with my olive oil.What is the raw source of Canola Oil? Is it the genetically engineered Rapeseed ?
It is rapeseed oil and the marketing types in the U.S. decided that ';Canola'; would be a more appealing name than ';rapeseed';.
Canola oil is not genetically engineered - it was bred to have some desirable characteristics, but that was done using the same breeding techniques that we've used for millenia. And rapeseed has been used in cooking for nearly as long.
How long will the alleged Obama engineered US economic recovery last with Oil Companies hosing consumers again?
Do you reallly believe Obama the loser wants any economic recovery for America? This loser claims he will get America out of debt by BORROWING trillions of dollars from a communist country (China) and then totally wasting the money on earmarks and pork project, remember Obama the loser said that his stimulus package would save and/or create 3.5 million jobs and then about a month ago he said that he miscalculated and it is now only 2.5 million jobs, well all that money is gone and unemployment is still rising, so where are the jobs? OBAMA THE LOSER LIED PLAIN AND SIMPLE, and now the taxpayers are stuck with the biggest debt in American History which was created in the last 100 days. Thank you Obama bots for totally wasting your votes on Obama the Loser and for the good of America, Obama the loser needs to resign NOW!How long will the alleged Obama engineered US economic recovery last with Oil Companies hosing consumers again?
You do realize that capitalist oil companies only control 18% of the oil worldwide and the rest has been nationalized, right?
Gasoline prices were recently at unprecedented lows - no profits, no oil, no western civilization, new dark age. They had to go up some.
The ';recovery'; would have failed regardless. Government stimulation used to be believed to help in recessions (oh, some 30 years ago) but has been proven to be a short term fix that looks good at first but then leads to massive inflation that sinks the economy worse. Using it is pure populism/short-term thinking. Tax cuts do work and have resulted in higher government income when passed (like the Bush tax cut for everyone) but unfortunately, Congress has the purse strings and tends to approve higher Presidential budgets, more pork, and basically spends the increased income and then some. Happens every time. Term limits would greatly damper this sort of behavior but even people elected to national office in one state should be easily fireable by the board of directors (the people).
It is very likely, good Soros-backed socialist that he is, that Obama will at least attempt to nationalize the oil companies despite documented proof that their production and exploration (not to mention level of technology) drop precipitously after being nationalized and stay there. The people and their pain do not matter to Obama - only the narrow ideal that he lives for does.How long will the alleged Obama engineered US economic recovery last with Oil Companies hosing consumers again?
No time to get on the price gouging band wagon like the beginning of the summer driving season. There is no economic recovery to damage though, because the economy isn't recovering! This will just make it worse. Will the Republicans still espouse Capitalism and the supposed free market when oil companies again post record profits amidst the worst economic crisis decades?
wow as an owner of a small oil co. yes i have producing wells, it coast me $4,000,000. just to drill and guss what most of the time it is a dry hole, with obama taking away tax advantages i will no longer be drilling, the major oil will not drill in this country, taking away jobs, and making us more dependent on foreign oil, and by the way exxon is owned by pension funds, that would be teachers, Police, fireman, and Mike moore, and you might own a major oil co check your ira
Well it appears we may be bottoming, but who knows? One thing we don't need is high gas prices, they are now around $2.20 per gallon here in Texas and people are starting to worry, lets just hope they go back down before it stalls the economy.
Look Pal. Liberals told us the the big money made by oil companies was a Bush secret deal. I wonder where those liberals are now???
if the hosing goes to $5 a gallon this summer prepare for the depression
How long will the Oil Companies HQ's take a hosing of M-60 fire this time?
http://www.fuh2.com/
You do realize that capitalist oil companies only control 18% of the oil worldwide and the rest has been nationalized, right?
Gasoline prices were recently at unprecedented lows - no profits, no oil, no western civilization, new dark age. They had to go up some.
The ';recovery'; would have failed regardless. Government stimulation used to be believed to help in recessions (oh, some 30 years ago) but has been proven to be a short term fix that looks good at first but then leads to massive inflation that sinks the economy worse. Using it is pure populism/short-term thinking. Tax cuts do work and have resulted in higher government income when passed (like the Bush tax cut for everyone) but unfortunately, Congress has the purse strings and tends to approve higher Presidential budgets, more pork, and basically spends the increased income and then some. Happens every time. Term limits would greatly damper this sort of behavior but even people elected to national office in one state should be easily fireable by the board of directors (the people).
It is very likely, good Soros-backed socialist that he is, that Obama will at least attempt to nationalize the oil companies despite documented proof that their production and exploration (not to mention level of technology) drop precipitously after being nationalized and stay there. The people and their pain do not matter to Obama - only the narrow ideal that he lives for does.How long will the alleged Obama engineered US economic recovery last with Oil Companies hosing consumers again?
No time to get on the price gouging band wagon like the beginning of the summer driving season. There is no economic recovery to damage though, because the economy isn't recovering! This will just make it worse. Will the Republicans still espouse Capitalism and the supposed free market when oil companies again post record profits amidst the worst economic crisis decades?
wow as an owner of a small oil co. yes i have producing wells, it coast me $4,000,000. just to drill and guss what most of the time it is a dry hole, with obama taking away tax advantages i will no longer be drilling, the major oil will not drill in this country, taking away jobs, and making us more dependent on foreign oil, and by the way exxon is owned by pension funds, that would be teachers, Police, fireman, and Mike moore, and you might own a major oil co check your ira
Well it appears we may be bottoming, but who knows? One thing we don't need is high gas prices, they are now around $2.20 per gallon here in Texas and people are starting to worry, lets just hope they go back down before it stalls the economy.
Look Pal. Liberals told us the the big money made by oil companies was a Bush secret deal. I wonder where those liberals are now???
if the hosing goes to $5 a gallon this summer prepare for the depression
How long will the Oil Companies HQ's take a hosing of M-60 fire this time?
http://www.fuh2.com/
Do any know web sites in which i can search for job profiles for Engineers in Oil & Gas Construction Industry?
i wanted to know the whole duties and resposabilities of a project controller in Oil %26amp; Gas Industry.please sujjest me a web site in wich i get all the details other than job sites..Do any know web sites in which i can search for job profiles for Engineers in Oil %26amp; Gas Construction Industry?
to be a construction engineer for oil %26amp; gas project, you do not need a web site for job profiles, the job profile for any construction engineer can fit with the addition of oil %26amp; gas experience
to be a construction engineer for oil %26amp; gas project, you do not need a web site for job profiles, the job profile for any construction engineer can fit with the addition of oil %26amp; gas experience
I m in final year chemical engineering.....suggest me final year project related to oil & gas?
Find a better and less expensive way to treat contaminated soil.I m in final year chemical engineering.....suggest me final year project related to oil %26amp; gas?
look for ways to reduce the energy costs associated with manufacturing a gallon of gasoline (largest portion of a barrel of oil).
look for ways to reduce the energy costs associated with manufacturing a gallon of gasoline (largest portion of a barrel of oil).
How could i work in nigeria as a project engineer in oil company ?
i need sites concerned with these jobs ( project engineers , construction engineer , piping engineer)How could i work in nigeria as a project engineer in oil company ?
Do you have the education required to be a project engineer?
If so then you can try searching on rigzone.com. This is a site about the petroleum industry - mostly drilling and production. There is a ';Careers'; section. You can search for jobs and post your resume/CV so recruiters can contact you with job opportunities. The site is free to use.
You can also check the news to find out what companies have projects in Nigeria and contact those companies to inquire about job opportunities.
Due to the political and social unrest in West Africa many companies are offering substantial compensation to people willing to work in the area.How could i work in nigeria as a project engineer in oil company ?
hi
well, it is not the best season to get hired over there, you know? never the kidnapping has been that high...
anyway your courage should be paid well; a part for example monster.com, i would simple search on the net whose is operating there and contact them directly (at their home office AND locally); also check all those subcontractor companies from all over the world and contact them directly, sending a resume/cv and the your motivation (for ex no family etc), why you are ready to work in a high risk environment
...in alternative you may go also in Iraq (where this month they start to make pieces of the petrol cake), the pay may be even higher for similar risk level (depends where you work);
good luck
ciao
ps: for example the italian site of eni/agip and impregilo in nigeria are stopped at the moment and they are calling back home their people...
I just typed ';engineering jobs international'; into the search engine and got all kinds of sites. Give it a try....
Do you have the education required to be a project engineer?
If so then you can try searching on rigzone.com. This is a site about the petroleum industry - mostly drilling and production. There is a ';Careers'; section. You can search for jobs and post your resume/CV so recruiters can contact you with job opportunities. The site is free to use.
You can also check the news to find out what companies have projects in Nigeria and contact those companies to inquire about job opportunities.
Due to the political and social unrest in West Africa many companies are offering substantial compensation to people willing to work in the area.How could i work in nigeria as a project engineer in oil company ?
hi
well, it is not the best season to get hired over there, you know? never the kidnapping has been that high...
anyway your courage should be paid well; a part for example monster.com, i would simple search on the net whose is operating there and contact them directly (at their home office AND locally); also check all those subcontractor companies from all over the world and contact them directly, sending a resume/cv and the your motivation (for ex no family etc), why you are ready to work in a high risk environment
...in alternative you may go also in Iraq (where this month they start to make pieces of the petrol cake), the pay may be even higher for similar risk level (depends where you work);
good luck
ciao
ps: for example the italian site of eni/agip and impregilo in nigeria are stopped at the moment and they are calling back home their people...
I just typed ';engineering jobs international'; into the search engine and got all kinds of sites. Give it a try....
How much do engineers earn on oil rigs?
depends on the type of engineer a BASIC rigger can get up to 拢40 PER HR a senior rigger can earn in the region of 拢80 per hr they work one or two weeks on with the one or tw weeks off i.e one on one off or two on tow off. there a/l is about 40 days a year. they earn sh1t loads free food and free accommodation out there.How much do engineers earn on oil rigs?
Loadza money! A friend is out in Nigeria working on rigs and is earning squillions.My husband worked on the building of rigs in Scotland 30 years ago and even then they were making fortunes.Anything in that area means loadza money.How much do engineers earn on oil rigs?
More than me!!
Not sure, but it has got to be good moneypaper mask
Loadza money! A friend is out in Nigeria working on rigs and is earning squillions.My husband worked on the building of rigs in Scotland 30 years ago and even then they were making fortunes.Anything in that area means loadza money.How much do engineers earn on oil rigs?
More than me!!
Not sure, but it has got to be good money
What is take home salary of an ONGC, a Indian Oil, BPCL or HPCL engineer joining as management trainee?
Pls detail about the perks nd allowances also...What is take home salary of an ONGC, a Indian Oil, BPCL or HPCL engineer joining as management trainee?
the management of PSUs are governed by the pay scales of government ekmployees as per pay commision
the management of PSUs are governed by the pay scales of government ekmployees as per pay commision
What kind of job can I get in a Houston oil company with 2 years Schlumberger Field Engineer Wireline/D&M exp.
I worked one year as Wireline Field Engineer and 1 year as D%26amp;M Field Engineer, and I am thinking of an office job in Houston that pays pretty well (above 75K).What kind of job can I get in a Houston oil company with 2 years Schlumberger Field Engineer Wireline/D%26amp;M exp.
Maybe the oil industry is paying that kind of money to office people but two years exp doesn't wow me but I'm not up on that industry.
I'd hit Halliburton, Oceaneering, and Mustang Engineering.
They all have websites and would be a place to start.What kind of job can I get in a Houston oil company with 2 years Schlumberger Field Engineer Wireline/D%26amp;M exp.
www.workintexas.com
Click on ';Register As Job Seeker'; and fill in all personal info such as education level,desired work,desired pay,past job history. Please include a small sentence or two describing your duties on each job you've ever had.
Please include contact info such as home address,email,and phone number(s).
Maybe the oil industry is paying that kind of money to office people but two years exp doesn't wow me but I'm not up on that industry.
I'd hit Halliburton, Oceaneering, and Mustang Engineering.
They all have websites and would be a place to start.What kind of job can I get in a Houston oil company with 2 years Schlumberger Field Engineer Wireline/D%26amp;M exp.
www.workintexas.com
Click on ';Register As Job Seeker'; and fill in all personal info such as education level,desired work,desired pay,past job history. Please include a small sentence or two describing your duties on each job you've ever had.
Please include contact info such as home address,email,and phone number(s).
Of the two options, which type of engineer is most likely to work at an oil/gas refinery?
The two options I'm giving are either chemical or petroleum engineer. From my research it appears petroleum engineers are primarily trained to work in the field, where the products is extracted. It also seems chemical engineers are more likely to be the ones to work at a refinery, separating the products. I guess I am just curious as to whether or not petroleum engineers have a place at refineries and if so what is there role?Of the two options, which type of engineer is most likely to work at an oil/gas refinery?
Petroleum engineers tend to work in the Exploration and Production end of the business whereas chemical engineers can work in either.
In terms of percentage, there are more mechanical and electrical engineers than petroleum or chemical engineers in either end of the business. Of the two options, which type of engineer is most likely to work at an oil/gas refinery?
I would say most likely a Chemical Engineer would be found at the refineries. Most of the Petroleum Engineers I know work in the field and develop the most efficient and cleanest ways to extract the oil. Refining is a chemical process and a Petroleum engineer will learn about the refining process but most likely to be found in the field. Then again if your passion is in the refineries but feel as if you'd prefer the petroleum schooling chances are you'd find a job where you want. The nice part about that is you would understand the whole start to finish process. Hope this helps.
Chemical engineers usually work in the labs in a refinery checking product streams etc., if they work in a refinery at all.
The ones working the refinery are usually Mechanical, Control, and Electrical engineers.
Chem E.
Petroleum engineers tend to work in the Exploration and Production end of the business whereas chemical engineers can work in either.
In terms of percentage, there are more mechanical and electrical engineers than petroleum or chemical engineers in either end of the business. Of the two options, which type of engineer is most likely to work at an oil/gas refinery?
I would say most likely a Chemical Engineer would be found at the refineries. Most of the Petroleum Engineers I know work in the field and develop the most efficient and cleanest ways to extract the oil. Refining is a chemical process and a Petroleum engineer will learn about the refining process but most likely to be found in the field. Then again if your passion is in the refineries but feel as if you'd prefer the petroleum schooling chances are you'd find a job where you want. The nice part about that is you would understand the whole start to finish process. Hope this helps.
Chemical engineers usually work in the labs in a refinery checking product streams etc., if they work in a refinery at all.
The ones working the refinery are usually Mechanical, Control, and Electrical engineers.
Chem E.
Where can i find experienced engineers of oil and gas?
u can check in any of the jobsites.. I am one of the engineers you were asking for.Where can i find experienced engineers of oil and gas?
yeah
you can write to
Oil %26amp; Gas Journal Online: Oil and Gas news covering Oil and Gas, Petroleum . www.ogj.com
yeah
you can write to
Oil %26amp; Gas Journal Online: Oil and Gas news covering Oil and Gas, Petroleum . www.ogj.com
Electrical Engineers oil and gas resume?
I need some sample resume to make a resume for me how can i find a resume ?Electrical Engineers oil and gas resume?
some free sample resumes are available in my profile, check dem out, hope it helps, all the best :)Electrical Engineers oil and gas resume?
if you have microsoft office. Go into the templates and they have a resume wizzard you could use to make a resume. Once you have one, it will be easier to format and change to make it look nice.
some free sample resumes are available in my profile, check dem out, hope it helps, all the best :)Electrical Engineers oil and gas resume?
if you have microsoft office. Go into the templates and they have a resume wizzard you could use to make a resume. Once you have one, it will be easier to format and change to make it look nice.
Electrical engineer in Oil or Gas industry?
Right now I am studying for Electrical engineering major and want to find a job in Oil or Gas industry in future.
Do you think its possible for Electrical engineering major? What kind of companies are in this industry? I am living in USA, but also would love to work overseas (by American company).Electrical engineer in Oil or Gas industry?
Oil and gas companies use both electronic and power engineers.
Some companies operating in the US are Exxon, Shell (US Shell not to be confused with Royal Dutch Shell), British Petroleum and many smaller companies.
There are also many service company like Baker Hughes but also companies that provide goods and services like control systems, equipment, generators systems, etc.Electrical engineer in Oil or Gas industry?
Everything is controlled by electronics so they all have EE's. You shouldn't have a problem.paper mask
Do you think its possible for Electrical engineering major? What kind of companies are in this industry? I am living in USA, but also would love to work overseas (by American company).Electrical engineer in Oil or Gas industry?
Oil and gas companies use both electronic and power engineers.
Some companies operating in the US are Exxon, Shell (US Shell not to be confused with Royal Dutch Shell), British Petroleum and many smaller companies.
There are also many service company like Baker Hughes but also companies that provide goods and services like control systems, equipment, generators systems, etc.Electrical engineer in Oil or Gas industry?
Everything is controlled by electronics so they all have EE's. You shouldn't have a problem.
Does it seem like all car engineers figure the location for the oil filter as the last thing on their designs?
They seem to cramp them into the strangest places-
What do you think ?Does it seem like all car engineers figure the location for the oil filter as the last thing on their designs?
Definitely... Because it's a design that can virtually be placed anywhere... it's a design that doesnt require to be efficient, unlike the other parts of the car...Does it seem like all car engineers figure the location for the oil filter as the last thing on their designs?
actually I think engineers never work on anything they design .If they did i think they would change a lot of things.
Car dealers want you to bring the vehicle in for the service. They don't want the customer to do the work so there put in places that most people don't want to bother with. God Bless
yep back in the day you just open the hood and you could see it
What do you think ?Does it seem like all car engineers figure the location for the oil filter as the last thing on their designs?
Definitely... Because it's a design that can virtually be placed anywhere... it's a design that doesnt require to be efficient, unlike the other parts of the car...Does it seem like all car engineers figure the location for the oil filter as the last thing on their designs?
actually I think engineers never work on anything they design .If they did i think they would change a lot of things.
Car dealers want you to bring the vehicle in for the service. They don't want the customer to do the work so there put in places that most people don't want to bother with. God Bless
yep back in the day you just open the hood and you could see it
If you are a new hire engineer in Petrochemicals or Oil&Gas in the USA, what was your starting salary?
The highest I have heard was 67K for a 2006 graduate.If you are a new hire engineer in Petrochemicals or Oil%26amp;Gas in the USA, what was your starting salary?
Salaries vary depending on many factors. To find more accurate salary data you can try www.bls.gov, monster.com ,salary.com or PayScale.com. You will find that jobs like these are negotiable when it comes to salary.More information, tips and help at http://moreaboutsalary.blogspot.com/
Salaries vary depending on many factors. To find more accurate salary data you can try www.bls.gov, monster.com ,salary.com or PayScale.com. You will find that jobs like these are negotiable when it comes to salary.More information, tips and help at http://moreaboutsalary.blogspot.com/
Can i get the oil field jobs like process engineer with the help of steel plant experience?
where we have used a natural gas as a fuel for process.Can i get the oil field jobs like process engineer with the help of steel plant experience?
Process engineers are typically chemical engineers and work mostly with or in natural gas processing and refining plants.
Process engineers are typically chemical engineers and work mostly with or in natural gas processing and refining plants.
For civil Engineer, there is good scope in Oil Refinery pipe line construction?
Dear Friends, i am civil engineer staying in chennai, i got an offer to Kuwait. Its a Oil refinery pipe line construction company. Is there good scope for such type of construction further? How will be in india for such construction?
Regarding salary and other facility are good from the company.
Shall i accept this offer or not?For civil Engineer, there is good scope in Oil Refinery pipe line construction?
Take it. Cross country pipelines are civil projects more than anything. Sure, there's a pipe, but there's a hell of a lot of earth getting moved, and maybe even some cement for your to play with.
Regarding salary and other facility are good from the company.
Shall i accept this offer or not?For civil Engineer, there is good scope in Oil Refinery pipe line construction?
Take it. Cross country pipelines are civil projects more than anything. Sure, there's a pipe, but there's a hell of a lot of earth getting moved, and maybe even some cement for your to play with.
Does anyone know how much a chemical engineer that works for Chevron oil would make in a yearly pay?
If you know the answer, please, let me know. I am curious in majoring in Chemical engineering and I need to know how much I would be making.Does anyone know how much a chemical engineer that works for Chevron oil would make in a yearly pay?
This is not an easy question to answer. Tell you why. Read on....
How much? That depends. Just a raw BS degree won't get you too far. Also that depends on what you can do. How valuable you are to the company etcetera.
If you are a BS, new grad, expect to earn about $35 K. MS = $45 Ph.D in an R%26amp;D can hope to earn about $55-60; Add an MBA with any of the above, you will earn an additional $10 to $15; additional years of experience will earn more but what you did in your previous job and what the last employers thought of your work will earn additional $$s. How you fit in the current requirement is #1 in their offer of money.
The speed with which you rise in the ranks, (hence your income) is directly proportional to your educational qualifications and MEANINGFUL experience.
With oil companies, the benefits are good. Therefore, money alone is not always that important. The future will look bright. You will have excellent oppt'ys if you ever leave Chevron. Stock options are good.
So many factors are involved. The HR manager when interviewing you has an invisible sign that says ';....so, what are you bringing to the table.......?'; Try and answer that by putting their hat on.Does anyone know how much a chemical engineer that works for Chevron oil would make in a yearly pay?
I am not positive about Chevron but I myself am getting into the business side of the environmental industry and I know there is a lot of money to be made. Beyond oil there is a growing industry to environmental services because of the increasingly strict laws on businesses who create waste.
I wouldn't suggest going into engineering just for the money. If you have a masters in engineering then you're not going to have to worry about making money. But it's always better to have a job you love. Just find a field you enjoy working in and it will be worth more to you than than you would get from trying to make the most money.
but if you're just curious as to what chemical engineers make than you can expect to start making 50,000 to 70,000 anything more would be rather rare for a starting salary.
depends on what level you reach. bs, ms ,phd. it could be from 35 -200 k depending on their need and your education AND experience. a bs with no indusrtrial experience will earn less then a nbs with five years in the plant environment where profit motivates the company to make things happen fast, rather than slow. example, using heat and pressure to drive the manufacture of a ketone in a wet environment.
I'm not sure. Have you checked salary.com ?
This is not an easy question to answer. Tell you why. Read on....
How much? That depends. Just a raw BS degree won't get you too far. Also that depends on what you can do. How valuable you are to the company etcetera.
If you are a BS, new grad, expect to earn about $35 K. MS = $45 Ph.D in an R%26amp;D can hope to earn about $55-60; Add an MBA with any of the above, you will earn an additional $10 to $15; additional years of experience will earn more but what you did in your previous job and what the last employers thought of your work will earn additional $$s. How you fit in the current requirement is #1 in their offer of money.
The speed with which you rise in the ranks, (hence your income) is directly proportional to your educational qualifications and MEANINGFUL experience.
With oil companies, the benefits are good. Therefore, money alone is not always that important. The future will look bright. You will have excellent oppt'ys if you ever leave Chevron. Stock options are good.
So many factors are involved. The HR manager when interviewing you has an invisible sign that says ';....so, what are you bringing to the table.......?'; Try and answer that by putting their hat on.Does anyone know how much a chemical engineer that works for Chevron oil would make in a yearly pay?
I am not positive about Chevron but I myself am getting into the business side of the environmental industry and I know there is a lot of money to be made. Beyond oil there is a growing industry to environmental services because of the increasingly strict laws on businesses who create waste.
I wouldn't suggest going into engineering just for the money. If you have a masters in engineering then you're not going to have to worry about making money. But it's always better to have a job you love. Just find a field you enjoy working in and it will be worth more to you than than you would get from trying to make the most money.
but if you're just curious as to what chemical engineers make than you can expect to start making 50,000 to 70,000 anything more would be rather rare for a starting salary.
depends on what level you reach. bs, ms ,phd. it could be from 35 -200 k depending on their need and your education AND experience. a bs with no indusrtrial experience will earn less then a nbs with five years in the plant environment where profit motivates the company to make things happen fast, rather than slow. example, using heat and pressure to drive the manufacture of a ketone in a wet environment.
I'm not sure. Have you checked salary.com ?
Is it easy to get a job as a process/chemical engineer in an oil company?
Are there a lot of competitors? Thanks!!Is it easy to get a job as a process/chemical engineer in an oil company?
there may be competition but there is for all jobs. thats a great field to pursure, especially with the monstor oil companies now. good luck!!paper mask
there may be competition but there is for all jobs. thats a great field to pursure, especially with the monstor oil companies now. good luck!!
I want to work in oil industry in USA as Drilling Fluids Engineer. How to get it there?
I am a Drilling Fluids Engineer having 22 years of experience in oil/gas field. I would like to work in US and I want a sponsership for my employment. Any body can suggest a way?I want to work in oil industry in USA as Drilling Fluids Engineer. How to get it there?
hi,
you have to register to those sites:
http://www.rigzone.com
http://www.oilandgasjobsearch.com/
http://www.oilcv.com
http://www.bms-project.com
http://www.apllyoilandgasjob.com
and try all the major companies
good luck
mike
hi,
you have to register to those sites:
http://www.rigzone.com
http://www.oilandgasjobsearch.com/
http://www.oilcv.com
http://www.bms-project.com
http://www.apllyoilandgasjob.com
and try all the major companies
good luck
mike
Is underground oil storage ever been done? (civil engineering)?
My Bachelor thesis is about underground storage of liquid bulk and it's supposed to be an innovative concept. Can anyone tell me if it is ever been done? If so, when, where..?Is underground oil storage ever been done? (civil engineering)?
I remember that they have stored oil in disused mines. This may have been in South Africa during the apartheid years, but I am not sure.
I found a link that references this: http://www.mbendi.co.za/indy/oilg/af/sa/…
The premier engineering faculties in South Africa are the University of the Witwatersrand and University of Pretoria.
Their civil/mining engineering faculties would likely be able to help you.Is underground oil storage ever been done? (civil engineering)?
Yes, it has been done. My father is a Engineer and he spent several years building underground storage for crude oil in Louisiana. They took salt mines and left about 12” of salt lining the walls then filled them w/ oil and capped them off. As you should remember from chemistry oil will not penetrate salt so the oil is sealed in the mine.
Not only is oil stored in underground cavities, but propane, butane, ethylene, natural gas, and many other products can be stored in this manner. From personal experience I know this type of storage has been around for at least 40 to 50 years and probably longer.
Along the US gulf coast there are many underground salt domes and they can have large cavities (called salt jugs)leached in them with water. After they are formed, they are filled with salt water.
The fluid to be stored is pumped into the cavity and it displaces the salt water. To remove the fluid later, salt water is pumped back in and the product comes out.
In other places, deposits of water soluble minerals are handled in the same way to create a storage ';jug';.
You would need to contact companies such as Philips Petroleum, British Pertroleum, Exxon, Shell and other oil and chemical companies to get more specific information.
Fuel oil for homes used to be stored in underground tanks. This is illegal now, probably because the tanks can rupture and leak oil into the groundwater and pollute the environment.
I remember that they have stored oil in disused mines. This may have been in South Africa during the apartheid years, but I am not sure.
I found a link that references this: http://www.mbendi.co.za/indy/oilg/af/sa/…
The premier engineering faculties in South Africa are the University of the Witwatersrand and University of Pretoria.
Their civil/mining engineering faculties would likely be able to help you.Is underground oil storage ever been done? (civil engineering)?
Yes, it has been done. My father is a Engineer and he spent several years building underground storage for crude oil in Louisiana. They took salt mines and left about 12” of salt lining the walls then filled them w/ oil and capped them off. As you should remember from chemistry oil will not penetrate salt so the oil is sealed in the mine.
Not only is oil stored in underground cavities, but propane, butane, ethylene, natural gas, and many other products can be stored in this manner. From personal experience I know this type of storage has been around for at least 40 to 50 years and probably longer.
Along the US gulf coast there are many underground salt domes and they can have large cavities (called salt jugs)leached in them with water. After they are formed, they are filled with salt water.
The fluid to be stored is pumped into the cavity and it displaces the salt water. To remove the fluid later, salt water is pumped back in and the product comes out.
In other places, deposits of water soluble minerals are handled in the same way to create a storage ';jug';.
You would need to contact companies such as Philips Petroleum, British Pertroleum, Exxon, Shell and other oil and chemical companies to get more specific information.
Fuel oil for homes used to be stored in underground tanks. This is illegal now, probably because the tanks can rupture and leak oil into the groundwater and pollute the environment.
How will an fresh electonics engineer get a job in oil rig?
i am a fresh electronic engineer with no experience.how will i get a job in oil rig.and what are the positions available there.How will an fresh electonics engineer get a job in oil rig?
It's the right time for you to apply in this company.
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It's the right time for you to apply in this company.
NTPC is looking for Energetic young Graduate Engineers and Professionals with Brilliant Academic record to join as Executive Trainees - 2009 Batch for the following Discipline:
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The service engineer at chevy put 2T oil in my optra and now the car is loosing power how advisable is it ?
I have a chevrolet optra 1.6 and after the servicing i had some missing problems for which the service engineer put the 2t pre mixed oil in the fuel tank and thereafter i started getting the knocking problem and today the car almost lost power and has now gone to the service station for a major checkup can some tell me in details the ill effects of having 2T oil in petrol for such cars ?The service engineer at chevy put 2T oil in my optra and now the car is loosing power how advisable is it ?
well sounds to me like he pulled a vacuum line off or a plug wire off but i do not think it is the t2 that is giving you the prob. unless it loosened some dirt in the tank and clogged the fuel line. or filter but i think it not that bad.
well sounds to me like he pulled a vacuum line off or a plug wire off but i do not think it is the t2 that is giving you the prob. unless it loosened some dirt in the tank and clogged the fuel line. or filter but i think it not that bad.
Oil/Gas and architectural engineering?
What job that i can apply on the oil and gas company with an architectural engineering degree? I am really really want to work on a oil refinery.Oil/Gas and architectural engineering?
Maybe designing their next home office high rise structure.Oil/Gas and architectural engineering?
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Maybe designing their next home office high rise structure.Oil/Gas and architectural engineering?
Thanks. Good luck. Report Abuse
What engineering sector would a company which explores for, produces and sells crude oil, natural gas be in?
:DWhat engineering sector would a company which explores for, produces and sells crude oil, natural gas be in?
They hire many technical people. Geologists are valuable in determining where to drill. They hire many petroleum and chemical engineers for the refineries. Most pipeline engineers are petroleum or mechanical engineers. Many electrical and software engineers to make controls, circuits, and programs. Materials engineers to improve pipe and machine life.
Truth is, they hire almost any discipline, but most engineers in house are either project engineers/managers that coordinate projects and do not do technical work, or PhD types that work in R%26amp;D. The contractors are generally the ones that do the hard core technical work.paper mask
They hire many technical people. Geologists are valuable in determining where to drill. They hire many petroleum and chemical engineers for the refineries. Most pipeline engineers are petroleum or mechanical engineers. Many electrical and software engineers to make controls, circuits, and programs. Materials engineers to improve pipe and machine life.
Truth is, they hire almost any discipline, but most engineers in house are either project engineers/managers that coordinate projects and do not do technical work, or PhD types that work in R%26amp;D. The contractors are generally the ones that do the hard core technical work.
How can you become a pipeline engineer? Or a risk engineer that deals with oil or gas?
i am going to do a foundation year in engineering this year,
and i will have to pick a specific type of engineering for the 3 years after my foundation year, however i will most likely not be able to do chemical engineering, would civil engineering or mechanical engineering be the best route to take? or are there any other suggestions? thanks in advanceHow can you become a pipeline engineer? Or a risk engineer that deals with oil or gas?
Petroleum Engineering is specific to the oil and gas industry, and can help you get a better job there, but is not so flexible outside of it.
Civil Engineers are more likely to get work in the construction industry, which is far more stable (ie: more loyalty, less chance of getting laid off), though the salaries are lower.
Mechanical works well in both fields, and is more general. I have worked in both the construction and oil and gas industries with my B.S.M.E.
Almost more important than the degree is the college you get it at. Do not worry so much about rankings, as they are scored by such things as test scores and job placement. What is important is how companies in the industry you want to work for view the college.How can you become a pipeline engineer? Or a risk engineer that deals with oil or gas?
almost all pipeline engineers (piping engineers) are chemical or mechanical. There are a lot of stress and strain calcs that have to be done, and supports to be designed. You don't say where you are located. I haven't heard of US schools requiring that a student pick his major/program after the 1st year, and never deviate. The first 2 years are very similar (some difference in the non-engineering classes, such as different physics course, or more chemistry). If you can't do chem, then go with mechanical. Civil tends to have less of the applicable training for piping engineers.
In the US, the school matters nothing, as long as it's accredited, except for the employers that tend to come to campus to recruit the last year.
Pipeline engineering and petroleum engineering are very limiting. As to ';risk'; engineer, I am not sure what that is.
Chemical, mechanical, civil and electrial engineering are much more flexible choices. Any of these can work in oil and gas as well as pipeline engineering.
I have a degree in mechanilcal engineering and worked for 35 years in all aspects of the oil and gas engineering including much that was really the realm of chemical, civil and electrical engineers.
The most important thing is that you build a good set of skills whichever direction you take. That way you will be the most employable or have an easier in graduate school. It is a mistake to get too narrowly focused on a particular job. It is much better to be open-minded about opportunities that will come your way at the end of your undergraduate education. So, if you like dirt, become an civil engineer. If you like grease, become a mechanical engineer.
and i will have to pick a specific type of engineering for the 3 years after my foundation year, however i will most likely not be able to do chemical engineering, would civil engineering or mechanical engineering be the best route to take? or are there any other suggestions? thanks in advanceHow can you become a pipeline engineer? Or a risk engineer that deals with oil or gas?
Petroleum Engineering is specific to the oil and gas industry, and can help you get a better job there, but is not so flexible outside of it.
Civil Engineers are more likely to get work in the construction industry, which is far more stable (ie: more loyalty, less chance of getting laid off), though the salaries are lower.
Mechanical works well in both fields, and is more general. I have worked in both the construction and oil and gas industries with my B.S.M.E.
Almost more important than the degree is the college you get it at. Do not worry so much about rankings, as they are scored by such things as test scores and job placement. What is important is how companies in the industry you want to work for view the college.How can you become a pipeline engineer? Or a risk engineer that deals with oil or gas?
almost all pipeline engineers (piping engineers) are chemical or mechanical. There are a lot of stress and strain calcs that have to be done, and supports to be designed. You don't say where you are located. I haven't heard of US schools requiring that a student pick his major/program after the 1st year, and never deviate. The first 2 years are very similar (some difference in the non-engineering classes, such as different physics course, or more chemistry). If you can't do chem, then go with mechanical. Civil tends to have less of the applicable training for piping engineers.
In the US, the school matters nothing, as long as it's accredited, except for the employers that tend to come to campus to recruit the last year.
Pipeline engineering and petroleum engineering are very limiting. As to ';risk'; engineer, I am not sure what that is.
Chemical, mechanical, civil and electrial engineering are much more flexible choices. Any of these can work in oil and gas as well as pipeline engineering.
I have a degree in mechanilcal engineering and worked for 35 years in all aspects of the oil and gas engineering including much that was really the realm of chemical, civil and electrical engineers.
The most important thing is that you build a good set of skills whichever direction you take. That way you will be the most employable or have an easier in graduate school. It is a mistake to get too narrowly focused on a particular job. It is much better to be open-minded about opportunities that will come your way at the end of your undergraduate education. So, if you like dirt, become an civil engineer. If you like grease, become a mechanical engineer.
Can a fresh engineering graduate get a job in petroleum/oil/gas industry..?
i'm a fresh Engineer(Mechanical)..... with 1st class marks throughout study... can i get a job in oil field???? if yes how??? i've posted my resumes in many oil %26amp; gas websites but in vain....!! plz help meCan a fresh engineering graduate get a job in petroleum/oil/gas industry..?
Yes of course, but you can apply as internee firstly because you don't have any professional experience!
Yes of course, but you can apply as internee firstly because you don't have any professional experience!
What is the work of a commissioning Engineer in a Gas/oil business?
I am working in a manpower staffing and one of my customer who are engage in Gas/Oil business (production and distribution) is looking for a Commissioning Engineer.
I have a prospect already and I need to conduct a pre-interview. Through this I need a basic detail function or job responsibility of a Commissioning Engineer for questioning to verify that the personnel is qualifued for the job.
Thank you for your support.
Best Regards,
Pres__What is the work of a commissioning Engineer in a Gas/oil business?
A commissioning engineer can be involved in several aspects of getting a new or revised facility ready for operations.
They can prepare check out procedures for equipment, piping, electrical, instrumentation, systems etc.
They can be involved in the actual check out of the facility and after it is deemed ready for operation, help in the start up and debugging of the various equipment and systems.
In some cases they can also be involved in the training of individuals who might operate and maintain the facility.
I have done this job many times and I find it to be interesting, challenging, rewarding and a lot of fun.
It takes an individual with a wide back ground in all aspects of engineering. Not an expert but someone who knows enough to get the job done and get help from others when their knowledge is not sufficient.
I have a prospect already and I need to conduct a pre-interview. Through this I need a basic detail function or job responsibility of a Commissioning Engineer for questioning to verify that the personnel is qualifued for the job.
Thank you for your support.
Best Regards,
Pres__What is the work of a commissioning Engineer in a Gas/oil business?
A commissioning engineer can be involved in several aspects of getting a new or revised facility ready for operations.
They can prepare check out procedures for equipment, piping, electrical, instrumentation, systems etc.
They can be involved in the actual check out of the facility and after it is deemed ready for operation, help in the start up and debugging of the various equipment and systems.
In some cases they can also be involved in the training of individuals who might operate and maintain the facility.
I have done this job many times and I find it to be interesting, challenging, rewarding and a lot of fun.
It takes an individual with a wide back ground in all aspects of engineering. Not an expert but someone who knows enough to get the job done and get help from others when their knowledge is not sufficient.
Is there any course that can lead one to work in an oil and gas company apart from petroleum engineering.list?
is there any major that can lead one to work in an oil and gas company apart from petroleum engineering.listIs there any course that can lead one to work in an oil and gas company apart from petroleum engineering.list?
They do use other disciplines. Mechanical, Chemical, Electrical and Software engineering or just being the right person for the job.
I did Electrical and Electronic Engineering and two of the 54 people in my class got their first jobs in the petrochemical industry. Well, three if you include me working for Whessoe Systems and Controls. We did instrumentation and control for storage facilities. One of my friends worked for Flopetrol Johnston Schlumberger and the other for some processing facility design group.
They do use other disciplines. Mechanical, Chemical, Electrical and Software engineering or just being the right person for the job.
I did Electrical and Electronic Engineering and two of the 54 people in my class got their first jobs in the petrochemical industry. Well, three if you include me working for Whessoe Systems and Controls. We did instrumentation and control for storage facilities. One of my friends worked for Flopetrol Johnston Schlumberger and the other for some processing facility design group.
What is the detailed engineering behind oil exploration?
Please explain the on shore and the off- shore process separately with
detailed descriptions?What is the detailed engineering behind oil exploration?
I am sorry but you would be better getting the details from a book or website but briefly:
A geologist uses lots of data to determine where hydrocarbons may be trapped in a layer of sandstone above a layer of carboniferous sediment.
The geologists work is checked by using reflected shock waves to work out where the layers and densities of rock is.
A contractor drills down to the suspected layer.
The license holder hope that there is Oil (or gas).What is the detailed engineering behind oil exploration?
Essentially they set off explosions that send out shockwaves thru the rock- the resulting echos on a sonar system shows in 3D where the oil is located.
Finding the oil is the easy part- trying to rig a drill to get it out is the hard part
reasd your text books and dont scam the answers
detailed descriptions?What is the detailed engineering behind oil exploration?
I am sorry but you would be better getting the details from a book or website but briefly:
A geologist uses lots of data to determine where hydrocarbons may be trapped in a layer of sandstone above a layer of carboniferous sediment.
The geologists work is checked by using reflected shock waves to work out where the layers and densities of rock is.
A contractor drills down to the suspected layer.
The license holder hope that there is Oil (or gas).What is the detailed engineering behind oil exploration?
Essentially they set off explosions that send out shockwaves thru the rock- the resulting echos on a sonar system shows in 3D where the oil is located.
Finding the oil is the easy part- trying to rig a drill to get it out is the hard part
reasd your text books and dont scam the answers
Can a fresh engineering graduate get a job in petroleum/oil/gas industry..?
i'm a fresh Engineer(Mechanical)..... with 1st class marks throughout study... can i get a job in oil field???? if yes how??? i've posted my resumes in many oil %26amp; gas websites but in vain....!! plz help meCan a fresh engineering graduate get a job in petroleum/oil/gas industry..?
Yes of course, but you can apply as internee firstly because you don't have any professional experience!paper mask
Yes of course, but you can apply as internee firstly because you don't have any professional experience!
Is there any course that can lead one to work in an oil and gas company apart from petroleum engineering.list?
is there any major that can lead one to work in an oil and gas company apart from petroleum engineering.listIs there any course that can lead one to work in an oil and gas company apart from petroleum engineering.list?
They do use other disciplines. Mechanical, Chemical, Electrical and Software engineering or just being the right person for the job.
I did Electrical and Electronic Engineering and two of the 54 people in my class got their first jobs in the petrochemical industry. Well, three if you include me working for Whessoe Systems and Controls. We did instrumentation and control for storage facilities. One of my friends worked for Flopetrol Johnston Schlumberger and the other for some processing facility design group.
They do use other disciplines. Mechanical, Chemical, Electrical and Software engineering or just being the right person for the job.
I did Electrical and Electronic Engineering and two of the 54 people in my class got their first jobs in the petrochemical industry. Well, three if you include me working for Whessoe Systems and Controls. We did instrumentation and control for storage facilities. One of my friends worked for Flopetrol Johnston Schlumberger and the other for some processing facility design group.
What is the detailed engineering behind oil exploration?
Please explain the on shore and the off- shore process separately with
detailed descriptions?What is the detailed engineering behind oil exploration?
I am sorry but you would be better getting the details from a book or website but briefly:
A geologist uses lots of data to determine where hydrocarbons may be trapped in a layer of sandstone above a layer of carboniferous sediment.
The geologists work is checked by using reflected shock waves to work out where the layers and densities of rock is.
A contractor drills down to the suspected layer.
The license holder hope that there is Oil (or gas).What is the detailed engineering behind oil exploration?
Essentially they set off explosions that send out shockwaves thru the rock- the resulting echos on a sonar system shows in 3D where the oil is located.
Finding the oil is the easy part- trying to rig a drill to get it out is the hard part
reasd your text books and dont scam the answers
detailed descriptions?What is the detailed engineering behind oil exploration?
I am sorry but you would be better getting the details from a book or website but briefly:
A geologist uses lots of data to determine where hydrocarbons may be trapped in a layer of sandstone above a layer of carboniferous sediment.
The geologists work is checked by using reflected shock waves to work out where the layers and densities of rock is.
A contractor drills down to the suspected layer.
The license holder hope that there is Oil (or gas).What is the detailed engineering behind oil exploration?
Essentially they set off explosions that send out shockwaves thru the rock- the resulting echos on a sonar system shows in 3D where the oil is located.
Finding the oil is the easy part- trying to rig a drill to get it out is the hard part
reasd your text books and dont scam the answers
Planning to study petroleum engineering, how will this affect my salary as world oil reserves run out.?
Hi, I really want to become a petroleum engineer.. but i heard that world oil reserves will run out in about 50 years... will my salary increase as the resource becomes more and more rare... or will I lose money as the petrol will be replaced by an alternative.... thanks in advancePlanning to study petroleum engineering, how will this affect my salary as world oil reserves run out.?
There will not be a sharp cut off point. Starting in the near future (or perhaps in the recent past), oil will be increasingly difficult to find, and increasingly expensive, and hopefully the cost of alternatives will go down. So usage of oil will hopefully decline in the future years, never quite reaching zero, but more used for plastics and other such uses as opposed to being used for energy.
Re your salary, who knows? There could be more call for petroleum engineers to better use the remaining oil, or to better access it.
Or, there may be less research as the number of wells decreases, and less need for engineers.
It may depend on your specialization and flexibility.
.Planning to study petroleum engineering, how will this affect my salary as world oil reserves run out.?
';Easy to access'; reserves may run out in about 50 years, although I personally think that figure is very debatable, as the definition of ';easy to access'; depends on the current state of technology of extraction! In terms of actual oil reserves there are in fact more identified ones now than there were 50 years ago.
So although it doesn't make fashionable headlines, I personally doubt that there is any genuine risk of oil running out in our lifetimes.
There will not be a sharp cut off point. Starting in the near future (or perhaps in the recent past), oil will be increasingly difficult to find, and increasingly expensive, and hopefully the cost of alternatives will go down. So usage of oil will hopefully decline in the future years, never quite reaching zero, but more used for plastics and other such uses as opposed to being used for energy.
Re your salary, who knows? There could be more call for petroleum engineers to better use the remaining oil, or to better access it.
Or, there may be less research as the number of wells decreases, and less need for engineers.
It may depend on your specialization and flexibility.
.Planning to study petroleum engineering, how will this affect my salary as world oil reserves run out.?
';Easy to access'; reserves may run out in about 50 years, although I personally think that figure is very debatable, as the definition of ';easy to access'; depends on the current state of technology of extraction! In terms of actual oil reserves there are in fact more identified ones now than there were 50 years ago.
So although it doesn't make fashionable headlines, I personally doubt that there is any genuine risk of oil running out in our lifetimes.
Who knows any job that can lead me in working with the oil company apart from engineering courses?
apart from petroleum,chemical engineeringWho knows any job that can lead me in working with the oil company apart from engineering courses?
geology and oceanography (specially if you decide to work in brazil)Who knows any job that can lead me in working with the oil company apart from engineering courses?
oil companies always need janitors to mop and clean the toilets and such... you'll be fine
Get a Law degree and become a Landman.
geology and oceanography (specially if you decide to work in brazil)Who knows any job that can lead me in working with the oil company apart from engineering courses?
oil companies always need janitors to mop and clean the toilets and such... you'll be fine
Get a Law degree and become a Landman.
Monday, July 26, 2010
Can i study oil and gas engineering in usa asmy post graduation eventhough i have done mechanical as Ug?
Hello sir,
Iam vivek from India.Iam doing mechanical engineering as my under graduation .iam in my third year and I have one year to complete the course. Iam very much interested in doing petroleum engineering or oil and gas engineering as my post graduation .I first want to know whether I could do petroleum engineering or oil and gas engineering as my post graduation even though I have done my undergraduate as mechanical engineering.What are the steps to be taken to get into your institution? I have no relatives living over there, so it would be kind enough if u provide me all information regarding the cost of the course , whether scholarship be available , if I would get part time jobs over there to seek my needs and for my studies etc. what score I have to get in the Gre , toefl, ielts. Iam eagerly waiting for your reply .
Thank youCan i study oil and gas engineering in usa asmy post graduation eventhough i have done mechanical as Ug?
Yes, US educational system doesn't care about previous education experiences as long as you fulfill the credit requirements, i.e. have enough qualifying courses to start you on the graduate school path.
Iam vivek from India.Iam doing mechanical engineering as my under graduation .iam in my third year and I have one year to complete the course. Iam very much interested in doing petroleum engineering or oil and gas engineering as my post graduation .I first want to know whether I could do petroleum engineering or oil and gas engineering as my post graduation even though I have done my undergraduate as mechanical engineering.What are the steps to be taken to get into your institution? I have no relatives living over there, so it would be kind enough if u provide me all information regarding the cost of the course , whether scholarship be available , if I would get part time jobs over there to seek my needs and for my studies etc. what score I have to get in the Gre , toefl, ielts. Iam eagerly waiting for your reply .
Thank youCan i study oil and gas engineering in usa asmy post graduation eventhough i have done mechanical as Ug?
Yes, US educational system doesn't care about previous education experiences as long as you fulfill the credit requirements, i.e. have enough qualifying courses to start you on the graduate school path.
Multiple Engineering positions in Oil and Gas RusEnergi Aberdeen, United Kingdom job offer ?
i got job offer from UK ------------------Multiple Engineering positions in Oil and Gas
RusEnergi Aberdeen, United Kingdom RusEnergi Application Ref:RSE/748373/JHKMultiple Engineering positions in Oil and Gas RusEnergi Aberdeen, United Kingdom job offer ?
dear friend i also got the same job offer from that company rusenergi.....
but frankly speaking i have doubt about this company..... they are paying huge amount and world class facilities without knowing us.... because they not taken interview and they are not providing workpermit.... they asked me to proceed workpermit myself......and they will pay afterwards with 30% extra.......
even no more information getting about this company....
i dont think so tat company is valid...............
if you get any information then please contact me ...... i nam also little bit confused.........
Multiple Engineering positions in Oil and Gas RusEnergi Aberdeen, United Kingdom job offer ?
dear friend,
I have also got the job from the same.Plz do not pay any money.I went upto the British High Commission of Calcutta.It has been strongly advised by them not to pay anything at any circumstances.So far my knowledge of reserch regarding the job offers from UK goes,I can understand this is also fake like the thousands of cases that I have found in the last one and half years.
congratulations!
So?..........Whats the question.becca
RusEnergi Aberdeen, United Kingdom RusEnergi Application Ref:RSE/748373/JHKMultiple Engineering positions in Oil and Gas RusEnergi Aberdeen, United Kingdom job offer ?
dear friend i also got the same job offer from that company rusenergi.....
but frankly speaking i have doubt about this company..... they are paying huge amount and world class facilities without knowing us.... because they not taken interview and they are not providing workpermit.... they asked me to proceed workpermit myself......and they will pay afterwards with 30% extra.......
even no more information getting about this company....
i dont think so tat company is valid...............
if you get any information then please contact me ...... i nam also little bit confused.........
Multiple Engineering positions in Oil and Gas RusEnergi Aberdeen, United Kingdom job offer ?
dear friend,
I have also got the job from the same.Plz do not pay any money.I went upto the British High Commission of Calcutta.It has been strongly advised by them not to pay anything at any circumstances.So far my knowledge of reserch regarding the job offers from UK goes,I can understand this is also fake like the thousands of cases that I have found in the last one and half years.
congratulations!
So?..........Whats the question.
I am a professional engineering manager of oil industry,want to get a job in london,want to know job prospect ?
May be we could refer a suitable position. Your detailed profile and minimum expectations to %26lt;IAAI.IT@gmail.com%26gt;.
How can i become a good planning engineer for oil & gas projects?
I am a Planning Engineer for An Engineering Company serving the Oil %26amp; Gas Sector %26amp; I want to know what is the carachtaristics of the ideal planning engineer to evaluate %26amp; develop my self.How can i become a good planning engineer for oil %26amp; gas projects?
Learn CPM and Pert. Learn to read the drawings well especially the piping diagrams, etc. Go back in the record section and find out how the company is carrying on with their planning strategy effectivly. Attend seminars on Planning and Developments, etc. Good luck. Try and get notes from IIMs if you have any friends. All IIMs are very good planners.How can i become a good planning engineer for oil %26amp; gas projects?
What or Who are IIMs Report Abuse
first of all learn how to spell it. then go get some education or work in the oil industry like at a gas station part time. you would be surprised at the amount of information you will learn about the industry just being a cashier. i did and i turned in to a manager and they bought my design and built 20 stores. so it can happen but you have to get out there and get in it before it starts to happen.
Learn CPM and Pert. Learn to read the drawings well especially the piping diagrams, etc. Go back in the record section and find out how the company is carrying on with their planning strategy effectivly. Attend seminars on Planning and Developments, etc. Good luck. Try and get notes from IIMs if you have any friends. All IIMs are very good planners.How can i become a good planning engineer for oil %26amp; gas projects?
What or Who are IIMs Report Abuse
first of all learn how to spell it. then go get some education or work in the oil industry like at a gas station part time. you would be surprised at the amount of information you will learn about the industry just being a cashier. i did and i turned in to a manager and they bought my design and built 20 stores. so it can happen but you have to get out there and get in it before it starts to happen.
What technical college offers training for field engineer in oil and gas industry?
I live in Louisiana and looking for somewhere close to here! Thanks.What technical college offers training for field engineer in oil and gas industry?
The best method to find out info is to find a student. You can start looking for contact information for Louisiana colleges here. http://www.collegereviewed.com/Louisiana鈥?/a> Students always seem to know what's going on better than outsiders since they spend so much time on campus.
The best method to find out info is to find a student. You can start looking for contact information for Louisiana colleges here. http://www.collegereviewed.com/Louisiana鈥?/a> Students always seem to know what's going on better than outsiders since they spend so much time on campus.
Oil and gas engineering?
Oil and Gas engineer or Land surveyor ?
Hi, I'm looking for a more lucrative career from a financial adviser and have come up with these 2 options.
I'm wondering if anyone could give me any information about mainly what type of money each of these would expect with a few years experience and beyond, also does anyone know what the business potential is in such occupations.
Any info is greatly appreciated,
IkeOil and gas engineering?
Learn a trade, and after the a few years start your own business.
A study of self-made millionaires done in the US, showed that people that used the years in their early twenties to earn money while learning a trade and then going into business for themselves (this is key), came out ahead of people that spend those years in college
Hi, I'm looking for a more lucrative career from a financial adviser and have come up with these 2 options.
I'm wondering if anyone could give me any information about mainly what type of money each of these would expect with a few years experience and beyond, also does anyone know what the business potential is in such occupations.
Any info is greatly appreciated,
IkeOil and gas engineering?
Learn a trade, and after the a few years start your own business.
A study of self-made millionaires done in the US, showed that people that used the years in their early twenties to earn money while learning a trade and then going into business for themselves (this is key), came out ahead of people that spend those years in college
What kind of question do u think i can meet in oil company aptitude test in engineering field Electrical de ;
partment.Pls i wish you give me the answer in detail.What kind of question do u think i can meet in oil company aptitude test in engineering field Electrical de ;
I worked for an oil company as an EE and it was horrible... whatever you do, don't do field work. The erratic schedule you endure won't allow you to have free time or plan anything. HORRIBLE.
I worked for an oil company as an EE and it was horrible... whatever you do, don't do field work. The erratic schedule you endure won't allow you to have free time or plan anything. HORRIBLE.
I intend studing OIL & GAS engineering.do you have any idea about how it might or the processes i'll pass thru
In the US there are universities that teach petroleum engineering. I'm sure a web search can give you more information. In addition to the usual engineering courses in physics, chemistry, math, thermodynamics, statics and dymanics, there will be courses in geology and other areas directly related to oil exploration and production.I intend studing OIL %26amp; GAS engineering.do you have any idea about how it might or the processes i'll pass thru
another idea is to start with the API code. it just mite scare you off this carreer choice.I intend studing OIL %26amp; GAS engineering.do you have any idea about how it might or the processes i'll pass thru
Better to start with Chemical Engineering, it will give you imense idea of FLow Reaction and HEat, once you got it the world is yours, OIl %26amp; GAsbecca
another idea is to start with the API code. it just mite scare you off this carreer choice.I intend studing OIL %26amp; GAS engineering.do you have any idea about how it might or the processes i'll pass thru
Better to start with Chemical Engineering, it will give you imense idea of FLow Reaction and HEat, once you got it the world is yours, OIl %26amp; GAs
What is wireline engineering engineering in oil?
its a field jobWhat is wireline engineering engineering in oil?
first you must understand what wireline is. wireline is a means of lowering various kinds of tools town the bore of a well. generally it uses a single strand of very high strength plow steel or nickel/cobalt alloy wire. But stranded wire and even stranded wire wound over electrical wire (e-line) can be used depending on the operations to be performed. it is lowered though a ';grease fitting'; which uses a combination of rubber packing glands and very high viscosity grease pumped into a chamber between the packing glands to maintain a pressure seal. I have even worked on systems in which e-line is put through coiled tubing in order to be able to negotiate long horizontal sections.
If you don't know what it is, unless the employer is willing to train you, don't take the job. If the employer IS willing to train you, within a couple years you can be making some really good money.What is wireline engineering engineering in oil?
There are some good points in that answer but it really doesn't explain much. Wireline engineers do a geological survey of the various formations of intrest. The reading help to determine the porosity and permiability of the formations. Report Abuse
first you must understand what wireline is. wireline is a means of lowering various kinds of tools town the bore of a well. generally it uses a single strand of very high strength plow steel or nickel/cobalt alloy wire. But stranded wire and even stranded wire wound over electrical wire (e-line) can be used depending on the operations to be performed. it is lowered though a ';grease fitting'; which uses a combination of rubber packing glands and very high viscosity grease pumped into a chamber between the packing glands to maintain a pressure seal. I have even worked on systems in which e-line is put through coiled tubing in order to be able to negotiate long horizontal sections.
If you don't know what it is, unless the employer is willing to train you, don't take the job. If the employer IS willing to train you, within a couple years you can be making some really good money.What is wireline engineering engineering in oil?
There are some good points in that answer but it really doesn't explain much. Wireline engineers do a geological survey of the various formations of intrest. The reading help to determine the porosity and permiability of the formations. Report Abuse
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